Metal Detector

Description

Overview (1)-CEIA MIL-D1 metal detector. The unit is classified in new condition and appears to be housed in a protective carrying case with various components and accessories visible. Specifications Make: CEIA Model: MIL-D1 Power Supply: 4x Type D batteries (1.5V Alkaline LR20 or 1.2V Ni-Mh rechargeable) Battery Life: 65 hours (alkaline), 40 hours (Ni-Mh 9000 mA/h) Probe Head External Diameter: 280 mm Handle to Search Head Distance: 400 to 1620 mm (adjustable) Electronics Unit Dimensions: 215 x 155 x 80 mm Case Dimensions: 950 x 440 x 155 mm Probe Head and Handle Weight: 1.6 kg Electronics Unit Weight: 1 kg (without batteries) Case Weight: 7.7 kg Carry-bag Weight: 1.1 kg Operational Temperature: -46°C to +70°C Storage Temperature: -55°C to +85°C Protection Level: IP68 (IEC 60529) Key Features Detection capability for magnetic, non-magnetic and stainless-steel metal masses. Bitonal system and acoustic modulation for target position pinpointing. Discrimination capability for adjacent metal masses. Compensation for mineralized and high natural metal content soils. Static and dynamic detection independent of detector head transit speed. Microcomputer-controlled autodiagnostic system for operation monitoring. Digital electronics with in-field program memory upgrade capability. Adjustable sensitivity and audible alarm with adjustable volume. Battery charge indicator included. Water-resistant synthetic canvas carry bag included. Condition & Markings Parts may be missing, and repairs may be required. The metal detector is housed in a black protective carrying case. Various components are visible in the case including the telescopic handle, probe head, electronics unit, and accessories. An operator manual for the CEIA Metal Detector MIL-D1 is included. The case appears to have foam padding for component protection. A carry bag is visible in the case. Inspection and Removal Inspection and Removal: Available Monday through Friday, by confirmed appointment only. The site is closed on federal holidays. Contact the property custodian (listed below) to schedule an appointment. Property Inspection: Bidders are strongly encouraged to inspect the property prior to placing a bid to evaluate its condition and suitability. By bidding without an inspection, bidders assume the risk of potential omissions in the description. Removal Responsibilities: The successful bidder is solely responsible for all aspects of removal, including packing, crating, banding, loading, and shipping. The agency will not provide assistance. Authorized Third-Party Removal: The authorized third-party agent must present a Letter of Authorization from the high bidder (see terms and conditions for details), a copy of the purchaser's receipt, and a valid photo ID at the time of removal. Disclaimer The condition of the property is not warranted. Pictures are not warranted.