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Additional features include automatic self‑calibration with no calibration consumables or related procedures required to save time and money, onboard diagnostics for simple troubleshooting assistance, a truncated alarm feature for faster clear down, and an onboard library that is user‑expandable to program new substances as new threats emerge.

With a start time of 15 minutes and weighing approximately 7lbs. (including the four hour battery), the SABRE 5000 is a small, powerful ally in the war on terror and drug trafficking.

The SABRE 5000 uses Smiths Detection’s IMS technology—known for its sensitivity and reliability for both the detection and identification of an extensive library of military and commercial explosives and narcotics. This technology has been proven at military bases, border crossings, airports and other critical security checkpoints around the world.

Particle and Vapor Trace Detection

The versatile SABRE 5000 is capable of analyzing either trace particle or vapor samples, expanding the range of threats the system can detect. The operator can select the best analysis method for the suspected threat to yield the most accurate analysis results. Switching between sampling modes takes only seconds.

Auto-Switching Vapor (ASV) Modes

The ASV-Explosives mode offers an optimized detection in both negative and positive mode for an increased range of explosives detection from single sample. To detect CWA/TIC substances, the ASV-CWA/TIC mode offers Emergency Responders flexibility to continuously sample vapor without the need for switching between positive and negative modes. When the system is used in a fixed location the display screen can easily be rotated 180° for easy viewing.

Automatic Self-calibration

The SABRE 5000 monitors its environment, senses changes that would affect its accuracy and re-calibrates accordingly. There are no calibration consumables or related maintenance procedures for calibration, saving time and money.

Onboard Diagnostics

The SABRE 5000 features onboard diagnostics to assist the operator with maintenance procedures and simple system troubleshooting for error resolution.

USB Port

The USB port allows for convenient downloading of alarm data for further detailed analysis, programming the instrument or printing alarm results with the included Instrument Manager Software.

NRC Exemption

No periodic radiation leak tests are required in the United States. Operators outside the United States should check with their radiation safety agency for local requirements.

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