ISD-SG5030SA-CL

Single-View and Single-Energy X-ray Intelligent Security Inspection System

The ISD-SG5030SA-CL X-ray intelligent inspection system is applicable to application scenarios such as government office, scenic spots, court, procuratorate, prison, embassy, factory, school, hospital, sports, culture events etc. It is applicable for security inspection of satchels, parcels, express wares, hand baggage and small-sized packages

Features

Specifications

Size
Tunnel Size500 mm(W) × 300 mm(H)
Dimension1483 mm(L) × 730 mm(W) × 1100 mm(H)
Device Parameters
Power ConsumptionMax. 0.5 KW
Power SupplyAC 230V (-10% to +10%) , 50Hz/60Hz (±3Hz)
AC 110V (-10% to +10%) , 50Hz/60Hz (±3Hz)
Noise Level60dB(A), 1000 mm away from the device surface
Operating Temperature / Humidity5 °C to 40 °C / 10 % to 95 % (non-condensing)
Storage Temperature / Humidity-20 °C to 60 °C / 0 % to 95 % ( non-condensing)
WeightNet: approx. 210 Kg (excluding flat table)

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FAQ

Q : How does an X-ray baggage scanner work?
A :

An X-ray baggage scanner uses X-rays to inspect the contents of baggage or parcels without opening them. The system generates clear images based on how different materials absorb X-rays, allowing operators to identify suspicious or prohibited items quickly and efficiently.

Q : What is the difference between single-energy and multi-energy X-ray systems?
A :

Single-energy X-ray systems primarily display the shape and density of inspected objects. Multi-energy X-ray systems use multiple X-ray energy levels to help distinguish different types of materials, such as organic, inorganic, and mixed substances. This provides operators with more information for accurate threat detection.

Q : What do the colors in an X-ray image mean?
A :

Different colors in an X-ray image represent different types of materials. For example, orange typically indicates organic materials, blue represents metals and other inorganic materials, and green usually indicates mixed materials or light metals. The exact color scheme may vary depending on the system configuration and image processing technology.

Q : What is the difference between single-view and dual-view X-ray systems?
A :

A single-view X-ray system captures an image from one angle, making it suitable for routine security screening. A dual-view X-ray system captures images from two different angles simultaneously, reducing object overlap and improving the visibility of concealed items. This helps operators make faster and more accurate inspection decisions.

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