KOPP Development Inc. · Model FerrAlert™ Halo Entry
• Instantly PINPOINTS location of the ferromagnetic object, allowing Technologist to quickly identify and remove the ferromagnetic threat - NO invasive PAT-DOWN required • Limits alarm fatigue – Patented technology suppresses irrelevant warnings and false positive alarms caused by hallway traffic • 24 location-accurate sensors for uniform sensitivity, reliability and usability • The ONLY ferromagnetic entryway detector that can operate effectively when used on an outward opening doorway • Fully complies with ACR requirements - Alarms are visible from both inside and outside the magnet room, giving the Technologist full control of the room at all times • Most flexible installation options - Certified to be installed outside or inside the magnet room, accommodating all facility layouts • An intelligent pre-alarm indicator - Distinctive visual indicator provides early warning of ferromagnetic items approaching the doorway • Both visual and audio alarms can be set to trigger up to 3 feet in front of the detector, allowing ample time to react • Unlike independent, dual pillar products, the portal configuration does not require constant re-alignment • Unlike independent, dual pillar products, the portal configuration provides 18 detection zones as both sides communicate, maximizes sensitivity right in the middle • Can be inconspicuously built into the door frame opening • Conforms to ES60601-1-8 international standards for medical device alarms (Does not cause alarm fatigue. No RED alarm lights, as color RED must be used ONLY in life threatening situations) • Conforms to IEC 60101-1:2005 medical device specification requirements (Ferromagnetic detectors are not considered to be medical devices; however, they are an integral part of the medical environment. As such, it is highly important that the power supply used in the detectors complies with standards for medical equipment used by the FDA, UL, as well as agencies around the world.)
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