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EMA Liquid Explosive Detection System
Multi-spectrum electromagnetic analyzer for rapid LAGs screening at airport security checkpoints. ECAC Standard 3 certified for Type B and Type A. Detects explosive precursors and liquids in 5 seconds without opening containers. Multiple simultaneous sensing technologies. No ionizing radiation. TSA qualified.Advanced Electromagnetic Analysis
The CEIA EMA Liquid Explosive Detection System is a compact device designed for rapid screening of sealed and unsealed liquid containers at airport security checkpoints. It automatically inspects LAGs (Liquids, Aerosols, and Gels) in approximately 5 seconds for Type B and 4 seconds for Type A screening without opening the container.
Certified to ECAC Standard 3 for Type B with optional Type A LEDS and TSA qualification, the EMA detects explosive liquids and precursors in clear, colored, or opaque plastic and glass, as well as metal and metalized containers of any shape. Using multiple sensing technologies, the system analyzes the entire liquid volume while maintaining a very low nuisance alarm rate below 0.4%. Its non-ionizing technology is safe for operators and passengers, and the solid-state design with automatic calibration and no moving parts ensures reliable, low-maintenance operation.
Specifications
Very Low Nuisance Alarm Rate
CEIA's EMA has a very low combined nuisance alarm rate of less than 0.4%, maintaining efficient passenger flow through security checkpoints. Advanced detection technologies working in coordination provide high-confidence threat detection while minimizing false positives. The system analyzes the entire liquid volume to verify compliance with allowed liquids, reducing nuisance alarms from legitimate beverages, toiletries, and other permitted liquids. A low false alarm rate reduces the need for secondary screening and passenger delays. Optimized detection capabilities distinguish between explosive precursors and common consumer liquids with high accuracy. Critical performance metric for maintaining checkpoint throughput during peak travel periods.

