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LONDON - Thruvision Group plc (AIM:THRU) announced Monday that its LPCDD7116 walk-through security system has been tested according to the UK Government National Protective Security Authority’s (NPSA) Discriminative Threat Detection Systems Test Method.
The testing evaluated the system’s capability for screening individuals without requiring them to remove clothing or items for mass casualty threats. According to the company’s press release statement, the NPSA confirmed that Thruvision followed the appropriate test method and that the results presented accurately reflect the system’s performance.
The NPSA, which serves as the UK Government’s National Technical Authority for physical and personnel security and operates as part of MI5, clarified that the test method does not provide pass/fail results, nor does the agency endorse or approve specific products tested against it.
The test results are available to security professionals and buyers interested in threat detection systems to help them evaluate detection performance and throughput capabilities when considering security solutions for their facilities.
Thruvision describes itself as a provider of walk-through security technology, with the LPCDD7116 being the catalogue number for its standard equipment.
The NPSA testing is designed to help security professionals understand how systems perform in detecting both metallic and non-metallic threats in alignment with facility security requirements.
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