Counter Surveillance / TSCM Equipment

The latest version of the MGT CAMERA-LENZ FINDER has been designed to provide search teams a means of identifying hidden covert photo optical devices.

There exist various devices in the current market; however, none demonstrate the same level of user-friendliness and effectiveness as the CAMERA-LENZ FINDER developed by MGT Europe Tactical.

The fundamental principles behind the operation of a handheld device involve the detection of reflected signals emanating from various optical components, colloquially referred to as the curved surfaces of glass that constitute lenses.

Therefore, unlike other products on the market that emit a constant light, this product incorporates additional modes of pulsed emission to increase the likelihood of detecting hidden cameras.

Usage:

• Counter Surveillance, TSCM Equipment;
• Identification of hidden electronic devices in the field of high-level professional bug sweeping activities.

The Bloodhound CO2 detector can be used to determine if any potential culprits are present in a room by measuring the concentration of carbon dioxide exhaled.

The Bloodhound underdoor CO2 detector has been developed jointly with Gas Data Limited of Coventry, to bring forward an operational piece of equipment for those tasked with searching isolated rooms and buildings where rapid intervention teams need that vital information to establish human presence in a stronghold.

Bloodhound now provides an essential safety net in this dangerous area of operations indicating reliable CO2 levels present before entry is made.

Usage:

• Counter Surveillance, TSCM Equipment;
  
  
• CO2 Detector.

The latest Goodman Bentley underdoor viewer called SCORPION UDV named because of its dual strike capability, has been designed to obtain live video and audio from within a confined space by the insertion of a 3.05mm blade thickness under most doors.

This latest micro quartz image fibre bundle technology is built at a diameter of 1.9mm and assembled within an underdoor penetration plate of 3.05mm blade, making it the thinnest UDV in the world to provide the very best possible images available to commanders preparing risk assessments in hostage siege or firearms operations.

Usage:

• Counter Surveillance, TSCM Equipment;
  
  
• Under Door Viewer.