Body Scan Security Walking Through Airport Scanner

• Customization: Available
• Frequency: 100 Level
• Sensitivity: 300level
• Model NO.: VW-600S
• WiFi Connection: Optional
• Waterproof: Optional
• Transport Package: Strong Carton Box
• Specification: 2295× 700× 200mm
• Trademark: vikingdetector
• Origin: Made in China
• HS Code: 8543709100
• Production Capacity: 50 Pieces/Weeek

Product Description

The Viking Detection Security Walking Through Airport Scanner is a passenger-screening and identification system that can help airports conduct security checks faster, better and more efficiently. Viking offers the only system of its kind that combines simultaneous detection with visual inspection. Once a passenger's identity has been confirmed, the whole process is automated; there is no need for manual intervention. This helpline will provide all information and vital signs of the passenger's condition while they await medical assistance if necessary.


The system has the function of displaying environmental monitoring data. High performance, high sensitivity, high stability;
With system networking which can manage multiple devices through one PC.
Preset metal items weight, volume, size, parts, excluding keys, jewelry, belt buckle and other false alarm.
Comply with EMC electromagnetic radiation standards, the use of weak magnetic field technology, heart pacemaker wearers, pregnant women, floppy disk, film, videotape and other harmless.
The body scan is a security measure that uses millimeter wave technology to detect concealed objects on the human body. The technology can detect weapons and explosives as well as other types of contraband.

The body scan is used at airports, courthouses, schools, and other locations where security is a concern. It can also be used by law enforcement officers to search for weapons or evidence of suspected criminal activity on a person's body.

The body scan is an alternative to physical pat-downs and metal detectors. It has been criticized by some privacy advocates who believe that it invades people's personal space and violates their rights under the Fourth Amendment to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures.