EMIS-Mail
Mail scanner for detecting letter bombs and improvised explosive devices in small packages
The EMIS® MAIL is designed to detect a variety of metallic threat objects, including detonators, batteries, trigger circuits, and other metallic components of parcel bombs, without generating false alarms for harmless items such as metal staples, paper clips, and metal binding spirals.
The EMIS® MAIL is very user-friendly and provides fast and automatic alarm/no alarm confirmation for each inspected package. Its compact, ergonomic design and power supply via mains connection or integrated NiMH batteries enable independent operation at various locations. An optional integrated detector for radioactive substances is also available to detect threats from radioactive material.
The EMIS® MAIL is particularly suitable for use in prisons or correctional facilities and features special settings for package inspection there. In addition to meeting the strictest safety and security standards, the EMIS® MAIL also complies with EU Regulation 185/2010 for the inspection of letters and packages.
Key features of the CEIA EMIS® MAIL:
- Easy installation and setup
- Simple and fast operation, only minimal training required
Automatic inspection of packages and letters up to 450 mm × 75 mm - No calibration or regular maintenance required
- Independent operation via mains power or integrated NiMH batteries
- Automatic inspection of packages and letters up to 45 cm wide and 7.5 cm thick
- Detection of detonators, batteries, trigger circuits, and other metallic components of letter bombs
- No alarm for metal staples, paper clips, and metal binding spirals
- Ergonomic, compact design
- Signal confirmation (OK/ALARM) for each inspected package
- Operation via mains power and with NiMH batteries (opt.)
- No calibration or regular maintenance required
- Integrated charger
- Optional integrated detector for radioactive material. Thanks to its attractive and compact column design, it can be easily installed in public facilities such as schools and discotheques.
Mail scanner for detecting letter bombs and improvised explosive devices in small packages.
Description
The EMIS®-MAIL is designed to detect a variety of metallic threat objects such as detonators, batteries, trigger circuits, and other metallic components of parcel bombs, without generating false alarms for harmless items such as metal staples, paper clips, and metal binding spirals.
The EMIS®-MAIL is very easy to use and provides fast and automatic alarm or no-alarm signal confirmation for each inspected package. Its compact, ergonomic design and power supply via a mains adapter and an integrated NiMH battery enable independent operation at a variety of locations. An optional integrated radioactivity detector is also available for detecting radioactive threat substances.
The EMIS®-MAIL is uniquely suited for use in prisons or correctional facilities and features specific settings for package inspection in detention centers. The EMIS®-MAIL not only meets the strictest security standards but also complies with EU Regulation 185/2010 for the inspection of letters and packages.
Key features of the CEIA EMIS®-MAIL include:
- Easy installation and setup
- Simple and fast system operation with minimal training required for operators
- Automatic inspection of packages and letters up to 450 mm x 75 mm
- No calibration or regular maintenance required
- Independent operation with mains power supply or integrated NiMH batteries
Technical specifications
Main Features
- Digitally adjustable sensitivity with a wide adjustment range.
- All functions are controlled by a microprocessor.
- Access to programming is protected by a hardware key.
- Automatic synchronization between two or more metal detectors at a distance of up to 5 cm from each other, without the use of cables.
- Professional, highly integrated, and extremely reliable electronics.
- Control unit integrated into the detector.
- No initial or regular calibration required.
- Easy maintenance. Modular control unit for quick replacement.
- Color: Light grey RAL 7040.
General Features
- Automatic inspection of packages and letters up to 45 cm wide and 7.5 cm thick
- Detection of detonators, batteries, trigger circuits, and other metallic components of letter bombs
- No alarm for metal staples, paper clips, and metal binding spirals
- High inspection speed
- No alarm for metal staples, paper clips, and metal binding spirals
- Very high discrimination capability for paper clips, metal staples, and binding spirals
- Digital programming with high-resolution OLED graphic display
- Visual and acoustic alarm signals
- Integrated self-diagnosis system
- Permanent storage of operating parameters without buffer batteries
- Independent operation, with mains power supply or batteries (optional)
- Specific settings available for prison package inspection (Ministry of Justice applications)
- Complies with Ministry of Justice detection requirements according to NIJ-0602.02
Structure
- Passage opening: 450 mm x 75 mm
- Protection class: IP40
- Dimensions: 450 mm x 565 mm x 250 mm
- Weight: 16 kg
Power Supply
- 100–277 V~ ±10%, 47–63 Hz with external AC/DC adapter
Current max. 1.3 A - Battery operation (optional)
- 6 x 1.2 V NiMH Size D
- Battery life: 12 hours
- Integrated charger: Charging time 6 hours
Programming
- Type
- Local: via integrated keyboard
- Remote control: via BT radio connection, RS232
- Storage capacity: 10,000 events
Signaling
- Acoustic: Internal buzzer
- Visual
- High-contrast OLED graphic display with bar graph / zone localization (pinpoint)
- LED indicators on the control panel
- WHITE: Power supply
- RED: Alarm, self-diagnosis
- GREEN: OK, power supply
- BLUE: Alarm, detection of radioactive substances
Security
- Password-protected access to programming
- Galvanic isolation: Low DC voltage operation
Communication
- Integrated BT radio communication interface, RS232
Environmental data
- Operating temperature: -10 to +50 °C
- Storage temperature: -25 to +60 °C
- Relative humidity: 5 to 90%, non-condensing
Compliance (test reports available upon request)
- Security
- EN 61010-1
- ACGIH, 2014 Threshold Limit Value (TLV)
- IEEE C95.1-2005
- EC Recommendation 1999/519/EC
- EN 50364:2010
- EMC
- EN 61000-6-1
- EN 61000-6-3
- RED
- EN 300330: Short Range Devices (SRD)
NATO Stock Number
- 6665150105807