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Array Radar Life Detector LSJ-ARD

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Why Choose the LSJ-ARD
4-in-1 / 8-in-1 Cascaded Array — Cascade 4 or 8 WiFi nodes (custom counts available) for fixed-point monitoring across multiple locations at once.
Breathing Detection Through Rubble — Senses stationary survivors’ breathing and micro-movement through concrete, brick, wood and snow — no contact required; penetrates ≥50 cm solid concrete brick / timber.
5–10 m Range, 90° Cone — 5 m / 10 m selectable range, 90° horizontal ±45° 3D cone, with ≤0.5 m positioning error.
8-inch Rugged WiFi Tablet — 1280×800 English interface shows every node’s cone, target distance, status and battery in real time, with audible + visual alarms.
IP65 & All-Weather Endurance — IP65 waterproof/dustproof housing, -20°C to 60°C, ≥5 h continuous / >7 days cumulative power, with each node weighing just 910 g in the field.
Complete kit in a waterproof hard case • factory-direct configuration from LSJ • request a quote for MOQ and lead time
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Description

Core Capabilities

Built for Multi-Point Survivor Search Under Rubble

A wireless array of radar detector nodes senses breathing through concrete, brick and timber, and reports every node's cone, target distance and battery state to a single rugged tablet.

Four LSJ-ARD radar nodes positioned as one wireless monitoring array
CAPABILITY 01

4-in-1 and 8-in-1 Cascaded Node Arrays

Detector nodes are supplied as four-in-one or eight-in-one systems, with custom node counts available on request. Because every node is an independent radar unit on the same WiFi link, one array can hold several monitoring points at once instead of sweeping one location at a time.

  • Cascade four or eight nodes into a single array; ask the supplier about custom counts
  • Fixed-point monitoring of several suspected locations from one command position
  • Nodes are simply laid around or on the rubble pile; no inter-node cabling is required
  • State your site size and number of search points when requesting a configuration
CAPABILITY 02

Non-Contact Breathing Detection Through ≥50 cm Solid Materials

Each node senses chest-wall breathing and slight body movement, so a survivor who is unconscious, pinned or unable to call out can still be located. Nothing has to touch the casualty, and the statement of performance is per node, not per array.

  • Detects stationary, non-moving living targets from breathing and micro-movement
  • Penetrates at least 50 cm of solid wood block or concrete brick per node
  • Works through ruins, brick-concrete and concrete walls, floor slabs, timber, snow and open air
  • Non-metallic, low-moisture obstacles only — confirm your site's obstacle profile before relying on the figure
Single LSJ-ARD radar node with 1.8-inch OLED status screen and WiFi antenna
Eight-inch rugged tablet showing four conical radar views, status table and target distance
CAPABILITY 03

5 m or 10 m Range with a 90° Cone and ±0.5 m Positioning

Range is selectable at 5 m or 10 m per node, with a 90° horizontal effective width (±45° three-dimensional cone) and a stated positioning error of ≤0.5 m. The terminal draws each node's cone and target distance, which is what turns a detection into a dig point.

  • 5 m or 10 m selectable; stated detection depth ≥5 m per node
  • 90° effective horizontal angle (±45° three-dimensional conical coverage)
  • ≤0.5 m target positioning error under the stated test conditions
  • Audible plus visual dual-mode alarm, in single and continuous modes, for noisy scenes
CAPABILITY 04

IP65 Nodes Rated for −20°C to +60°C

A screw-down sealed housing keeps dust and rain out of the radar electronics, and the working range spans freezing nights to summer debris fields. Each node weighs 910 g with two dry batteries and carries its own 1.8-inch OLED for status, scan time, target count and battery level.

  • IP65 waterproof and dustproof housing on every detector node
  • Working temperature −20°C to +60°C
  • Node body 250 × 120 × 52 mm (±10%), 910 g including batteries (±10%)
  • External WiFi antenna and acoustic/optical alarm indicator on the node itself
Sealed rear enclosure of an LSJ-ARD node built to IP65
LSJ-ARD delivery set with removable batteries, smart charger and radar nodes
CAPABILITY 05

Removable Power for ≥5 h Continuous and >7 Days Cumulative

Nodes accept removable dry batteries, rechargeable cells or a battery pack, and the kit ships with a smart charger. The stated figures are ≥5 h of continuous operation per battery set and more than 7 days of cumulative field endurance across multi-power deployments.

  • Dry battery, rechargeable battery or battery pack — swap in the field without tools
  • ≥5 h continuous operation per battery set; >7 days cumulative endurance
  • Battery level shown on both the node OLED and the command tablet
  • Runtime at −20°C varies with cell chemistry — request a cold-soak test for winter deployments
CAPABILITY 06

Delivered as a Deployment-Ready Hard Case Kit

Every system arrives in a waterproof, dustproof hard case with custom-cut foam: the display and control terminal, four or eight radar nodes with antennas, batteries, smart charger and the instruction manual. Nothing has to be re-packed before it goes on the vehicle.

  • 8-inch rugged terminal, 1280 × 800, English operating interface, 680 g
  • Four or eight nodes with antennas; custom counts on request
  • Removable batteries, smart charger and instruction manual included
  • Request a written packing list and a configuration drawing before ordering
Four-in-one LSJ-ARD kit in its waterproof hard case with custom-cut foam

Configuring an array for a specific collapse site?

Tell us the number of search points, the obstacle type and the range you need; we will come back with a node count, quotation and lead time.

Applications

Where Array Radar Life Detection Earns Its Place

Written for urban search and rescue (USAR) teams that must screen large, unstable debris fields quickly — fire and rescue brigades, emergency management agencies and disaster relief organisations.

Rescue crew working inside a collapsed structure

Earthquake and Building Collapse

During the critical post-disaster window, nodes are laid on and around collapsed slabs and brick-concrete walls to locate survivors who cannot answer. Use the readings alongside structural assessment and established entry procedures.

Sealed IP65 node enclosure for wet, dusty and freezing debris fields

Landslides, Mudslides and Snow Debris

Wet mud, timber and snow-covered debris are low-moisture-friendly media for this sensor but punish equipment. The IP65 housing and −20°C to +60°C rating let nodes stay in place while the surface is cleared back.

Command tablet showing several radar cones and the connected-node status list

Multi-Point USAR Command

One commander can hold several suspected locations under fixed-point monitoring from a single tablet, watching cone, status and battery per node, and re-tasking crews as readings change.

Operational Scenario

Night Search at a Partially Collapsed Slab Building

The scenario below illustrates how an array might be used on scene. It is not a documented customer case study.

Illustrative layout of four radar nodes around a collapse zone

Example: Four Nodes, Three Suspected Voids

Situation

A two-storey slab building has partially collapsed. Aftershocks make close-in working unsafe, and the crew has three suspected voids but no way to keep watch on all of them while clearing.

Potential use

Four nodes at 10 m range could be laid at the edge of the pile, each with its cone covering one or two voids, and left to monitor while excavation proceeds elsewhere. The tablet would flag a detection by node number, distance and alarm, without anyone standing over the rubble.

Decision support

A detection narrows where the crew digs next; it does not replace structural assessment, canine or acoustic search, or the incident commander's procedures. Expect false negatives over wet concrete, reinforcement mesh or deep burial, and re-scan any point where the surface is opened up.

Why Work With LSJ

Manufacturing Capability
Built Around Procurement Needs

Explore the production facilities, compliance documents, and international exhibitions presented in the materials below. Confirm product-specific certifications and current manufacturing capabilities with the supplier before placing an order.

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01 · PRODUCTION

Assembly and Testing Capability

The supplied company materials describe 16 years of manufacturing experience alongside assembly and testing activities. Confirm the applicable product line, current capabilities, and lead time when requesting a quote.

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02 · CERTIFIED

Documentation for Due Diligence

Request current, product-specific documents and verify their scope before use in a tender or import review.

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03 · GLOBAL

Product Discussions at Global Events

Explore images of industry exhibitions and in-person discussions with international partners and emergency-response professionals.

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Request an Operating Demonstration

Ask about node layout, cone overlap, and the tablet workflow used by your USAR team

Operation Walkthrough

See How the Array Is Laid Out and Read

No product video is published for this model. A live or recorded walkthrough is arranged per enquiry, covering node placement across a debris field, the tablet's conical views, and how a detection is confirmed before excavation.

  • Node placement: spacing, cone overlap and coverage of several search points
  • Reading the tablet: per-node cone, connected-radar count and status list
  • Alarm handling, re-scanning a point, and recording the target distance

Technical Specifications

LSJ-ARD Specification Sheet

Values below are reproduced from the manufacturer's stated specification sheet for this model. Confirm them against the latest datasheet, test reports and your tender requirements before procurement.

Parameter Stated Specification
Radar detector node
Product model LSJ-ARD Array Radar Life Detector (array-type fixed-point search and rescue system)
Detection principle Non-contact radar sensing of breathing and slight body movement; locates stationary (non-moving) living targets
Penetration media Ruins, concrete and brick-concrete walls, floor slabs, wood, snow and air — non-metallic, low-moisture obstacles
Solid-material penetration ≥50 cm thick wood block and concrete brick, per node
Detection distance 5 m or 10 m selectable; stated detection depth ≥5 m
Horizontal detection angle 90° effective width (±45° three-dimensional conical coverage)
Target positioning error ≤0.5 m
Wireless connection WiFi link from every node to the display & control terminal
Detection status Detect / Move / Stop, with stationary-target indication
Alarm mode Audible + visual dual-mode alarm; single-alarm and continuous-alarm modes
Node display 1.8-inch OLED: operating status, scan time, target count, battery level
Node dimensions 250 × 120 × 52 mm (±10%)
Node weight 910 g including 2 dry batteries (±10%)
Power supply Removable dry batteries, rechargeable batteries or battery pack; smart charger included
Working time ≥5 h continuous operation per battery set; >7 days cumulative field endurance
Protection level IP65 waterproof and dustproof
Working temperature −20°C to +60°C
Display & control terminal
Terminal type 8-inch rugged tablet, English operating interface
Display resolution 1280 × 800
Terminal weight 680 g
On-screen information Real-time conical view per node, connected-radar count, No. / Status / Power list, target distance, SETTING and STOP ALARM controls
System configuration & delivery
Standard configuration Display & control terminal, array radar detector nodes with antennas, batteries, smart charger, instruction manual, waterproof transport hard case
Array configuration Four-in-one or eight-in-one standard; custom node counts on request
Certification documents To be confirmed — request product-specific test reports and certificates before import or tender use
Packing weight and dimensions To be confirmed — request the export packing list for the chosen 4-node or 8-node configuration

Frequently Asked Questions

Detection Limits and Deployment

Answers to the questions USAR procurement teams and rescue instructors ask most often about array radar life detection. All figures are the manufacturer's stated values and must be confirmed for your site conditions.

What is the LSJ-ARD and how does it differ from a seismic or camera-based search device?

The LSJ-ARD is a wireless array of radar life-detector nodes. Each node senses the chest-wall breathing and micro-movement of a living person through non-metallic debris and reports distance and status to an 8-inch tablet over WiFi. Unlike a camera it needs no line of sight, and unlike a listening device it does not depend on the survivor making noise.

Can it locate a survivor who is completely still?

Yes, within the stated capability. Detection is based on chest-wall breathing and slight body movement, so an unconscious or trapped survivor does not have to move, speak or signal. Confirm performance for your specific debris type and depth with a factory demonstration — small children, deep burial and heavy moisture all have an effect.

How much concrete or rubble can one node penetrate?

The stated figure is at least 50 cm of solid wood block or concrete brick per node, and the node also works through brick-concrete and concrete walls, floor slabs, ruins, timber, snow and open air. These are non-metallic, low-moisture obstacles; reinforcement mesh, water-saturated concrete and metal sheeting will reduce or block detection, so treat 50 cm as a material-specific statement rather than a universal maximum.

What coverage and accuracy does each node give?

Each node covers a 90° horizontal effective angle (±45° three-dimensional cone) with a stated positioning error of ≤0.5 m, over a selectable 5 m or 10 m range. That is accurate enough to direct an excavation team to a specific point on the pile, provided the node position is surveyed and recorded when it is laid.

How many nodes can one system use, and what does the tablet show?

Standard kits are four-in-one or eight-in-one, with custom node counts on request; all nodes connect to the single terminal by WiFi. The 680 g, 8-inch 1280 × 800 tablet shows a real-time conical radar view for each connected node, the connected-radar count, a No. / Status / Power list (detect, move, stop), target distance, and SETTING and STOP ALARM controls in an English interface.

How long does it run, and how is it powered?

Nodes accept removable dry batteries, rechargeable batteries or a battery pack, with a smart charger included. Continuous operation is stated at ≥5 h per battery set, with more than 7 days of cumulative field endurance across multi-power deployments. Battery level is visible on both the node OLED and the tablet. Cold weather, continuous alarm use and repeated scanning shorten runtime, so request a cold-temperature test if you deploy below −10°C.

Will it work in rain, dust and freezing conditions?

Every node is sealed to IP65 for dust and water ingress and rated for −20°C to +60°C, and the complete kit ships in a waterproof, dustproof hard case. After immersion, impact or long transport, inspect the seals and antenna connector before the next deployment.

What is included, and how do I get the right configuration?

Each kit contains the display and control terminal, four or eight radar nodes with antennas, batteries, a smart charger, the instruction manual and a waterproof transport case. Send your deployment scenario — site size, number of search points, and whether you need 5 m or 10 m range — to receive a configuration quotation, MOQ and lead time.

Supplier Support

From Array Layout to Field Service

Configuration Review

Share your site plan — search-point count, obstacle type, expected burial depth — and the supplier can propose a node count and 5 m or 10 m range setting.

Demonstration and Documents

Request a live or recorded walkthrough, a specification sheet, and the test reports needed for a tender or import review.

Service, Spares and Training

Confirm warranty terms, antenna and battery spares, calibration intervals, and operator training for your delivery market.

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