Apstec Merlin: Inspection Zone Guidelines
The inspection zone is the area a person walks through during the Apstec Merlin system scan. Once the person leaves this zone, the inspection is complete. The Apstec Merlin system collects data about the person from the moment they enter until they exit the zone.
The Inspection zone of the DMD system
📐 Recommended Dimensions
Length: 2580 mm
Width: 1200 mm
🚦 Passenger Flow & Barrier Management
To ensure stable and efficient operation, it is recommended to organize and guide the movement of people through the inspection zone—for example, using tape barriers, tension ropes, or other flow control tools.
📝 Important Requirement
The placement of all barriers must be reviewed and approved by the APSTEC Technical Support Team before operation.
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