• FG1 detects all cell phones and other dangerous contraband.  For compact, wall-mounted scanning, the FG1 Search Unit is always on and ever-ready for searching.  The unit is ideal for detention booking operations, with no staff interaction required.  As a permanent wall fixture It can be installed in narrow corridors without restricting movement, unlike conventional metal detection products.

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