Lavatory Equipment

The Metor 150 walk-through metal detector uses patented coil geometry that targets contraband, such as guns and knives, while personal items such as keys, coins, belt buckles and eyeglasses can pass through without detection. The detector, manufactured by Rapiscan Systems, is lightweight, portable and easy to install. One person can complete setup in less than 15 minutes, according to the company. The metal detector can be purchased with several accessories, including a remote display unit, battery backup and wheels. Installation and training material are available on CD-ROM.

Adams Electronics offers a vibrating metal detector that resembles a wrist brace. Already widely-used in Europe, the MIT is the first detector an operator wears instead of holds, allowing for greater dexterity and faster searches.

Paradigm Tactical Products has acquired the exclusive transferable license to manufacture, market and sell FriskerPro, which allows versatility during weapons searches.

The FriskerPro provides free hand and finger movement during searches and is capable of detecting a staple hidden within the cheek lining inside the mouth. The device is powered by a nine-volt battery and has a low-battery indicator. It is water-resistant and designed for all-weather use.

Paradigm claims it is the only hand-worn metal detection device on the market.

Torfino Enterprises, a product manufacturer for the law enforcement and corrections markets, introduces the Metal-Tec 1400 silent weapons detector. Metal-Tec was designed to aid in hand searches and requires only one hand for operation leaving the other hand available for more important tasks.

The detector can determine the shape and size of metal objects and silently alerts operator to the presence of metal by vibrating. Sensitivity is factory preset and automatically compensates for environmental variables such as humidity and temperature.

Metorex Security Products is launching the METOR 300, a new Multi-Zone Walk Through Metal. Its intelligent 8Z8F architecture includes an overlapping multi-zone coil design with frequency distribution technology to eliminate interference. The Metor 300 also offers new detection programs developed according to the latest requirements of security organizations.

Adams Electronics offers a vibrating metal detector that resembles a wrist brace. Already widely used in Europe, the MIT is the first detector an operator wears instead of holds, allowing for greater dexterity and faster searches.

A silent vibration is triggered on the wearer’s wrist when metal is detected, leaving subjects unaware of the alert. The MIT also leaves an officer’s fingers free to feel for concealed non-metallic objects. Officers remain in close contact with the subject being searched in pat-down and hand-searches.

Seeker One from Mogul Security is a slim and discreet metal detector that fits in the user’s pocket, recommended for fast-paced security concerns, such as on-the-spot use for VIP visitor protection or in situations where a stationary detector is not available.

Rapiscan offers the Metor 300, a multi-zone walkthrough metal detector. The unit?s 8Z8F architecture includes an overlapping multi-zone coil design with frequency distribution technology to eliminate interference.

According to the company, the Metor 300 also offers new detection programs developed in accordance with the latest security organization requirements.

Metorex Security Products offers the Metor 300, a multi-zone walkthrough metal detector. The unit’s 8Z8F architecture includes an overlapping multi-zone coil design with frequency distribution technology to eliminate interference.

According to the company, the Metor 300 also offers new detection programs developed in accordance with the latest security organization requirements. All Metor 300 parameters are set through a bi-directional remote control unit that allows security personnel to copy settings from one Metor 300 and transfer them to others.