A mobile radar system for quick, temporary deployment. The MMD has a special assembly kit with built-in level, radio-communication and self-sufficient power supply for up to 20 days. The 200 metre set is operational in about 15 minutes. Aluminium transport-suitcases and reinforced cabling with special governmental plugs make for a very sturdy device with a long life-span. MMD is deployable in temperatures as low as -35 degrees Celsius and as high as 65 degrees Celsius. It has a radio-controlled range of 1000 metres. The system is very versatile: it can offer temporary protection to government vehicles and storage units, and is also suitable in the construction and industrial sectors.
| How it works: | Volume change is picked up in the generated electromagnetic field between transmitter and receiver. |
| Location: | There has to be an unoccupied space of 3 to 5 metres between transmitter and receiver. |
| Range: | Up to 200 metres. |
| Alarm zone: | Per set (transmitter and receiver). |
| Weather influence: | Practically none. |
| Power supply: | Battery |
| Small animals: | Small animals do not set off the alarm. |
| Advantages: | Smart active system that works preventively and has a very high detection probability. Reliable, and highly customizable for each individual customer due to the digital signal analysis. Ground sensitivity can be separately calibrated. Registers the last 256 occurrences in a log and can be linked to a management system for remote inspection of the data. Very reliable thanks to the digital fuzzy logic technology. |
| Drawbacks: | There has to be an unoccupied space of 3 to 5 metres between transmitter and receiver. |
| Application: | Projects with a high risk profile. |
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