Mobile Security Check Point

April 20, 2010 - PRLog -- The entire unit is build on a 5x2 m trailer with low (one step) entrance height and four doors, two each for entrances and exits in order to screen at least two crowd at a time with walk through metal detectors. Additionally, one or two x-ray baggage scanners can be installed, supervised from one operator. A number of hand held detector’s for detail checks are also supplied with the unit.

The on board power system is 12 Volt DC, supplied by high capacity deep cycle batteries. Depending on application and location, the batteries can be recharged from solar panels installed at the roof, from the towing vehicles generator or from the on board mains charger. The solar panel size is about 10 square meters in size which is sufficient for direct supply the required power, drawn from the unit at daytime, or to recharge the batteries in standby mode. The batteries have capacity for about 4 hour’s full operation each and can be added on, depending on available space and requirements.  

There are many applications for temporary employment of such mobile units like all kind of events, at schools, at harbors, train, bus and subway stations for a secure check in, special police action etc. The units can be employed at any time and anywhere without setup time. The number of possible vulnerable check points is far too high for fixed installations at all points and is growing every day.
 
Advantages:

Limited number of mobile units per region required
Limited number of trained personnel required
Personnel can be trained more specific to the application
Mobility to employ the units at any location and at any time
Units with own power supply for use in rural areas with limited power supply and immediate setup
No extra space required as units can carter for all necessities including a small holding room and shelved storage for confiscated goods
Units can be employed for any community purposes and events
Units including trained personnel can be hired out in order to generate extra income
Kids at schools and bus or train passengers are not overstressed by a daily repeating screening process
The random mobility can be an event on its own for kids at schools and gain awareness elsewhere
The surprise effect of random employment the inspection units will not force criminal minds how to bypass such measures but create awareness and attention
Employment can adapt immediately to threat level
Units can be serviced better and faster in well equipped, centralized and specialized workshops

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ROTECK South Africa cc is situated in Johannesburg, South Africa. We develop, manufacture and market mainly EMF weapon detectors and other security related equipment.