About ZKTeco ZKX6040
The ZKTeco ZKX6040 is a compact X-ray Baggage Inspection System designed to deliver reliable security screening for briefcases, carry-on luggage, and small cargo packages. With a 600 400 mm inspection tunnel, compact footprint, and foldable keyboard design, it is ideal for deployment in factories, shopping malls, transportation hubs, corporate offices, government buildings, hotels, educational institutions, and other facilities requiring efficient baggage inspection. Equipped with a high-quality dual-energy X-ray generator, advanced detector technology, and intelligent image processing algorithms, the ZKTeco ZKX6040 produces clear, detailed scan images that enable security personnel to quickly identify prohibited or suspicious items with confidence.
Engineered for dependable operation, the ZKTeco ZKX6040 features a conveyor capable of handling loads up to 120 kg, a scanning speed of 0.30 m/s, and advanced imaging performance with 30 mm steel penetration and 36 AWG wire resolution for accurate threat detection. The system supports ZKBio Security Inspection System (ZKBio SIS), RJ45 TCP/IP communication, Windows 10 operating system, an Intel N100 processor, 8 GB RAM, and storage for up to 200,000 scanned images using a 128 GB SSD and 2 TB HDD. A 21.5-inch Full HD LED monitor provides clear image visualization, while low radiation leakage compliant with international safety standards ensures safe operation. The ZKTeco ZKX6040 is an excellent solution for organizations seeking a compact, high-performance, and reliable X-ray baggage screening system.
FAQs
Q1. What type of baggage can the ZKX6040 inspect?
The system is designed to inspect briefcases, carry-on luggage, and small cargo packages through its 600 400 mm inspection tunnel.
Q2. Can the ZKX6040 integrate with centralized security software?
Yes. It supports ZKBio Security Inspection System (ZKBio SIS) and RJ45 TCP/IP communication for centralized monitoring and management.
Q3. How many scanned images can the ZKX6040 store?
The system can store up to 200,000 scanned images for security records and operational review.