The DTP 320DV | DUAL-VIEW VEHICLE SCANNER is a special dual-view X-ray scanner for occupied vehicles and provides market-leading threat detection at critical infrastructure, boarder checkpoints, airports and other security-related locations.
Due to its dual-view X-ray sources, it is almost impossible to smuggle in a contraband inside a vehicle, as the two different image projections give very detailed high-quality images of the vehicle interior. Furthermore, the Dual-Energy technology with automatic material separation automatically distinguishes organic, inorganic and metallic materials.
The DTP 320/320DV has a very small size and can be integrated even in existing building structures.
The DTP 320LV is designed for long-time outside operation and withstands even harshest environmental conditions.
With its two 320 kV X-ray generators, the DTP 320/320DV provides lateral view and top-bottom view images of the vehicle’s interior.
The DTP 320/320DV is certified by an independent test institute to be 100% compliant according to the American ANSI 43.17-2009 standard for general people screening (single source screening).
The DTP 320/320DV provides a high steel penetration of 60 mm, which helps to penetrate the complete vehicle.
unival offers a professional video security upgrade that adds professional alarm management and video cameras to the overall system.
With a X-ray radiation does rate of less than 0.25 µSv per screen the DTP 320/320DV is safe for vehicle passengers and driver (depending on scanning mode and X-ray power).
The DTP 320/320DV provides either classic (3+1) or advanced (7+1) material discrimination, for market leading threat detection.
Due to its 320 kV X-ray generator, he DTP 320/320DV provides superior high-quality images, which help the operator to identify any contraband and threat object easily.
For dual-view screening the DTP 320/320DV is offered with a conveyor, for screening operation without passengers.
unival offers completely remote operator and system monitoring, providing full health status and recording of all operational procedures, all centralized in a Command & Control Center.
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