When the operator has located a metal target, the MIT give an alarm indication by means of a vibration against the wearer's wrist. As the vibration is to the operator's wrist and not to the hand, the person being searched does not feel vibration.
This offers the operator a covert approach to pat-down procedures. The MIT also gives the operator's fingers complete dexterity to feel for concealed objects that are of a non-metallic nature simultaneously.
MIT is fully automatic and requires no adjustments for use. It is powered by one standard 9 volt battery or optional NiCad rechargeable battery. There are no visible wires, switches or buttons. Everything is housed in a machine washable, soft stretching neoprene (wet-suit) material. The operator just puts the MIT into the "on" mode and begins a pat-down search... It's that simple!
MIT" DETECTS ALL METALS AND ALLOYS"MIT" is sold as a single unit