SuperWand Metal Detector

SuperWand Metal Detector
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SuperWand Hand-Held Metal Detector
 
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Overview

The SuperWand Hand-Held Metal Detector's exclusive 360° Plus detection field provides uniform sensitivity 360° along the scan area and pinpointing at the tip to detect metal objects with extreme accuracy. The unit provides optimum sensitivity with automatic retuning, requiring no adjustment.

Alarm signals are selected by the user - audible sound or silent vibration with LED display. The three-color LED lights provide instant operating-mode information.

The SuperWand's ergonomic grip and sleek dimensions make handling comfortable and less tiring. The unit operates on either a 9V battery or an optional rechargeable battery, sold separately. 

Features

  • Identifies ferrous and non-ferrous metallic items in the MRI suite
  • Slender design provides 360° Plus detection coverage including tip pinpointing
  • Easy to use with one-touch button and three-color LED display
  • Immediate audio or visual/vibration alarm signals 
Biodex Medical Systems, Inc.

Specifications

  • Dimensions: 19" l x 3.25" w x 1.25" thick (48.3 x 8.3 x 3.2 cm)
  • Frequency:
    Operating: 95 kHz
    Audio: 2 kHz
  • LED Display:
    Red Light Ð Alarm
    Green Light Ð Power On
    Amber Light Ð Low Battery Warning
  • Alarm Signals:
    Audible - Tone with Red LED
    Silent - Vibrator with Red LED
  • Compatibility: ETSI 301 489-3, I-ETS 300 #330
    FCC part 15 Class B
  • Power: Standard 9V battery, included. (Rechargeable battery sold separately)
  • Weight: 18.6 oz (0.45 kg) 

Models and Ordering

To order, call 1-800-224-6339

240-883 Metal Detector, SuperWand  
240-884 Battery, Rechargeable and Charger
For 240-883
 

(800) 224-6339
 +1-631-924-9000

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