Security procurement increasingly involves more than one type of threat. Entry checkpoints may require fast metal screening, while prisons, executive facilities, hotels, and sensitive outdoor sites may also need awareness of nearby UAV activity. For importers and project suppliers, matching each detection technology to its operating environment is therefore more valuable than selecting equipment by price alone.

Metal Screening for Different Checkpoint Routines

The silent metal detector supports vibration, silent, and acousto-optic operation. Its listed specifications include a 9 V power supply, 22 kHz frequency, 270 mW power consumption, and an operating temperature range from -10°C to 65°C. These characteristics make it relevant for routine personnel screening where discreet alerts or flexible alarm modes are preferred.

For teams prioritizing convenient charging and low carrying weight, the rechargeable detector offers Type-C charging and weighs approximately 200 g. Sound-and-light or vibration-and-light alarms allow operators to adapt screening procedures for airports, transport stations, hotels, government buildings, and other controlled entrances. A low-voltage indicator also helps staff plan charging before a shift.

Extending Detection Beyond the Entrance

The handheld drone detector addresses a different security layer. It covers frequencies from 300 MHz to 6.2 GHz, including commonly used 1.5, 2.4, 5.2, and 5.8 GHz bands. The specified detection distance is up to 2 km, subject to operating conditions, while the six-hour working time and 0.6 kg weight support mobile indoor and outdoor patrols.

Distributors can combine these products into a focused handheld detector range for checkpoint screening and perimeter awareness. Contact us to discuss target applications, order quantities, packaging, documentation, and the most suitable product mix for your market or security project.