ZKTeco ZK-D4330-TD Metal Detector Arch

ZKTeco ZK-D4330-TD Metal Detector Arch is a professional-grade security solution designed for airports, schools, offices, and public venues. Combining advanced electromagnetic detection technology with an ergonomic, durable design, it ensures fast, accurate, and reliable metal detection for personnel and visitors. The ZK-D4330-TD offers multiple detection zones, adjustable sensitivity, and real-time alarms to enhance security screening efficiency without compromising user comfort or throughput. Its modular construction and easy setup make it suitable for both permanent installations and temporary deployments.

Product Features

Multi-Zone Detection

Equipped with multiple detection zones to precisely locate metallic objects on a person for improved security screening.

Adjustable Sensitivity

Sensitivity levels can be adjusted to detect a range of metallic items, from small weapons to larger concealed objects.

Real-Time Audio and Visual Alarms

Integrated alarms provide instant notification when metal objects are detected, reducing false alarms and improving throughput.

Durable and Weather-Resistant Design

Constructed with high-quality materials to withstand continuous use in high-traffic environments and outdoor conditions.

User-Friendly Interface

Intuitive control panel allows easy configuration, calibration, and monitoring for operators of all skill levels.

Easy Installation and Maintenance

Modular design ensures quick setup and minimal maintenance, suitable for both permanent and temporary use.

Product Specifications

• Model: ZK-D4330-TD
• Detection Zones: Multiple adjustable zones
• Sensitivity Range: Adjustable for small and large metal objects
• Alarm Type: Audio and visual indicators
• Power Supply: AC 110–220V, 50/60Hz
• Power Consumption: ≤25W
• Operating Temperature: -10°C to 55°C
• Relative Humidity: ≤95% (non-condensing)
• Material: High-quality ABS and steel construction
• Passage Width: 900 mm
• Detection Speed: 0.5–1.5 m/s
• Installation: Floor-mounted, modular design