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01. The picture02. Step by step03. Where it goes04. In stock now05. Get a free survey06. FAQ
Quick answer
Platforms stay calm when entry is orderly. A walk-through metal detector screens each person in about a second. For train stations, that means lane-based screening before the platform, and bags on a table beside the lane.
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Shop all metal detectors →Key takeaways
- Lane-based screening before the platform
- Bags on a table beside the lane
- Predictable flow
- Qyvea supplies, installs and trains your team.
01The picture
Lane-based screening before the platformInstead of: passengers arrive close to departure
Bags on a table beside the laneInstead of: luggage and parcels
Predictable flowInstead of: staff and public share entrances
02Step by step
Guest arrives~at the entranceWalks through~about a secondGreen light~carries onAlarm~quick hand-wand check
03Where it goes
TipBest spot: at the concourse entrance, before ticket barriers.
04In stock now
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When to call a professionalWe survey your site for free, quote in writing, then supply, install, configure and train your team. See the price guide. Call 0113 301 244 or WhatsApp us.
06Frequently asked questions
Does it work with turnstiles?
Yes. Place it just before the ticket barrier.
Do you provide screening staff?
No. Qyvea supplies, installs, configures and trains. Your own staff operate it.
How fast is the check?
A guest who is prepared walks through in about a second. A tray for keys and phones keeps it quick.
