GC-1002 Secure Wand Handheld Metal Detector
The GC-1002 has a graduated LED indicator: the light shifts from green to red according to the size of the object detected, so an operator judges a target rather than just hearing an alarm. It resets automatically in 0.5 seconds, runs over 40 hours on 250 mA, weighs 270 g without battery, and survives a 1 m free fall undamaged.

Key benefits
- LED colour changes from green to red with the size of the detected object
- Automatic reset in 0.5 seconds between checks
- Over 40 hours continuous working at 250 mA
- Survives a 1 m free fall without damage
- Plug-in socket charges rechargeable batteries in the machine
Problems it solves
- A binary alarm tells the operator nothing about the object
- Slow reset between checks holds up a queue
- Wands break when dropped on a hard floor
- Removing the battery to charge it wastes time
Who it is for
- Operators who need to judge object size from the indicator
- Sites where wands are dropped regularly
- Jewellery plants testing for precious metal loss
Application scenarios
- Airports, stations and wharfs
- Customs, public security and border departments
- Medicine and food quality inspection
- Timber nail inspection and precious metals testing
Technical features
- 22 kHz working frequency with automatic 0.5 second reset
- Two sensitivities, high and low
- Under voltage yellow indicator warning of a low battery
- LED chirp alarm or vibration alarm
- Large detection probe area for fast detection
- Plug-in socket for charging installed rechargeable batteries
Specifications
| Power Supply | 9 V battery |
|---|---|
| Power Consumption | 270 mW maximum |
| Working Frequency | 22 kHz |
| Standby Current | under 5 mA |
| Working Voltage | DC 7 to 12 V |
| Working Temperature | -10°C to 65°C |
| Reset Time | 0.5 seconds, automatic |
| Net Weight | 270 g without battery |
| Size | 295 x 68 x 20 mm |
| Current Draw | 250 mA, over 40 hours continuous |
| Drop Resistance | 1 m free fall without damage |
| Battery Behaviour | detection range unchanged from 9 V down to about 7 V |
Figures are those published by the factory for this model. Where a value is shown as TBC it is not published, and we will confirm it with the factory before you order rather than estimate it.
Compared with other models in the range
The GC-1001h runs at 30 kHz and 225 g with four quick-set modes. The GC-1002 is the 22 kHz wand with a graduated green-to-red size indicator and a stated 1 m drop resistance.
Use guide
- Fit a 9 V battery, or install rechargeables and charge through the plug-in socket
- Select high or low sensitivity
- Read the LED colour shift from green to red as an indication of object size
- Choose LED chirp or vibration alerting for the venue
- Replace the battery when the yellow under-voltage light shows
Where this product is used
Part of Handheld Security Metal Detector Wands · typically specified for:
GC-1002 Secure Wand Handheld Metal Detector FAQ
Can it indicate the size of the object
Yes, the LED light changes gradually from green to red according to the size of the detected object.
How fast does it reset between checks
0.5 seconds, automatically.
How long does it work continuously
More than 40 hours at 250 mA.
What happens if it is dropped
It is specified to withstand a 1 m free fall without damage.
Does detection weaken as the battery drains
No, the detection range does not change as the voltage falls from 9 V to about 7 V.
Can it be charged without removing the battery
Yes, a plug-in socket allows installed rechargeable batteries to be charged in the machine.
How heavy is it
270 g without battery, at 295 x 68 x 20 mm.
Quotation for the GC-1002 Secure Wand Handheld Metal Detector
Send your destination port and quantity. We will come back with price, lead time and what documentation the factory can supply for your market.




