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Detection Method
Multi-sensor technology (Open-loop Ion Mobility Spectrometry & Semiconductor Matrix) -
Operation
Real-time continuous monitoring & wireless threat mapping -
Response Time
Rapid detection (seconds-level response for CWAs/TICs) -
Display
Digital LCD display (High-contrast graphical color display)
Chemical Hazard Detection Unit
The Chemical Hazard Detection Unit (ChemProX) is a portable military-grade chemical detection system designed to rapidly identify chemical warfare agents (CWAs) and hazardous toxic industrial chemicals (TICs). It provides real-time monitoring, early warning, and threat assessment to enhance personnel safety and mission effectiveness.
Full System Specifications
Monitoring & Analysis
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Trend Analysis
Contamination trend monitoring & real-time concentration graphics
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GPS Integration
Location-tagged detection events with integrated GPS receiver
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Display Interface
High-visibility digital display readable in direct sunlight
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Status Indicators
Visual system health, audio alerts, vibration, and threat-level indicators
Power & Safety
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Power Supply
Rechargeable lithium-ion battery pack
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Battery Runtime
Extended field operating time (Up to 8 hours continuous runtime per charge)
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External Power Input
AC/DC external power compatibility (100–240 VAC / 12–32 VDC)
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Battery Backup
Integrated backup power capability & hot-swappable battery support
Available Variants
Multiple barrel length and configuration options — from ultra-compact CQB to full-length designated marksman configurations.
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