High-sensitivity nuclear radiation monitor with dose equivalent rate 0.08 ~ 999 μSv/h. Handheld portable radiation detector with working temperature of radiation detection meter between -10 ℃ and 45 ℃. The radiation detector can preset the alarm valve value of dosage rate and accumulative dosage.
Personal radiation detector panel details
SISCO nuclear radiation detectors are widely used in police, fire departments, environmental organizations, metal recycling companies, ports, airports, ceramics factories, research institutes, laboratories, etc.
Model | SISCO-FS800 |
Detection Ray | X, r and hard β ray |
Detector | Energy compensation GM tube (geiger counter tube) |
Dose Equivalent Rate | 0.08 ~ 999 μSv/h |
Accumulative Dosage Equivalence | 0.00 μSv ~ 999.0 mSv |
Energy Scope | 50 keV ~ 1.5 MeV ≤± 30% |
Relative Inherent Error | ≤± 10% (137 CS 1 mSv/h) |
Sensitivity | 80 CPM/μSv/h |
Operating Temperature | -10 ℃ ~ +45 ℃ |
Relative Humidity | ≤ 95% (+ 45 ℃) |
Power Supply | Two No.7 (AAA) batteries or charging batteries |
Weight | 0.3 kg |
Dimension | 100*70*25 mm |
How to use a nuclear radiation detector?
sisco nuclear radiation detector uses two AA 1.5V batteries. Press the power key for 3 sec to start it up. It starts measuring upon startup. This nuclear radiation detector supports a bilingual operating interface including English and Chinese.
During measurement, it can be placed in your hand, pocket and backpack to provide real-time measurement wherever you go. To shut it down, press the power key for 3 seconds.
Q1: What is a radiation detector?
A1: Radiation Detector is an instrument used to detect or identify high-energy particles, such as those produced by nuclear decay, cosmic radiation, or reactions in a particle accelerator.
Q2: How does a personal radiation detector work?
A2: Personal radiation detectors are very sensitive, designed to detect changes in the gamma radiation level slightly above the background with a fast response time. Most PRDs provide a digital display of the exposure rate and a visual, auditory, or vibratory alarm at preset thresholds.
Q3: What should I look for in a radiation detector?
A3: The selection considerations for radiation detectors include: Type(s) of radiation for which exposure is expected (alpha, beta, gamma, neutron, X-rays, etc.) Desired functions – is the use to measure total radiation dosage over time (as with a dosimeter), or is a more detailed measurement needed?
Tips: How to use the radiation detector?
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