What is a security scanner?

A security scanner is a device used to scan an object for the presence of weapons or contraband. Security scanners are commonly found in airports and other public places where safety is of paramount concern. They are also used for security checks of personnel and vehicles entering secure areas, as well as for screening mail and parcels. The most common type of security scanner is an metal detecting wand. The security scanner wand can detect several different types of metals.

How to use a security scanner?

Using a security scanner is relatively straightforward. Generally speaking, the user will be prompted to switch on the device and set it to the mode you desire. The security scanner is made so when it detects metal it can be set to either emit an audible sound, vibrate, or both. 

What are the laws about Security Scanners?

Security scanners are subject to regulation in many countries. Some countries have specific laws governing the use of security scanners at airports and other public places. For example, in the United States, security scanners must be approved by TSA (Transportation Security Administration) standards before they can be used in an airport. Other countries may have different regulations regarding security scanner usage. It is important to familiarize yourself with any relevant local laws before using a security scanner.