Conducted energy devices (CEDs) were the second technology to expand law enforcement’s “less-lethal weapon” repertoire over the past quarter century.

Conducted energy weapons are issued for use during a member's current assignment. Those leaving a particular assignment may be required to return the weapon to the department …

What are the benefits of Conducted Electrical Weapons (CEW) use by security personnel in the healthcare environment? What are the drawbacks? What other considerations should be taken …

Jan 18, 2005 · CEDs are less-lethal devices intended to deliver an electrical charge sufficient to momentarily disrupt a subject’s central nervous system, enabling better officer control of the …

Conducted Energy Device (CED). A conducted energy device means any device approved by the Attorney General that is capable of firing darts/electrodes that transmit an electrical charge or …

Conducted energy device - A portable device that fires darts/electrodes that transmit an electrical charge or current intended to temporarily immobilize a person (e.g., EMDT).

Conducted Energy Devices (CEDs) are weapons that transmit electroshocks, whether via close contact or projectiles, to incapacitate targeted personnel. Common examples include stun …