Introduction
Nuclear Radiation Detector detects energy from 48 keV to 1.5 MeV. It features high-definition display that shows real-time radiation levels with clarity and easy readability. Equipped with Geiger-Muller counter, it enhances detection through gas ionization pulse signals. Incorporates light, vibration, and sound alarms to instantly alert to hazardous radiation exposure. Detector is ideal for detecting gamma, beta, and X-rays in various sectors.
Adopts advanced sensor technology with NIST-traceable calibration certificates. Built-in self-diagnostic function continuously monitors instrument status, ensuring reliable detection results.
Applications
Nuclear Radiation Detector monitors radiation exposure levels in food inspection, metal screening, ore evaluation, nuclear zones, and medical equipment testing.
Selection Guide
Nuclear Radiation Detector is designed for the accurate detection and measurement of nuclear radiation, making it perfect for a variety of research and safety applications. Customers should select this detector based on its suitability for experiments involving Gamma (γ), X-ray (χ), and Beta (β) radiation, as it is equipped with a sensitive Geiger counter and provides a wide energy detection range of 48 keV to 1.5 MeV. It is particularly useful in nuclear research labs, radiological surveys, environmental monitoring, and health physics studies. With a dose rate measurement range of 0.00 to 10,000 µSv/h and a reliable working temperature range of -5°C to 40°C, this detector ensures consistent performance under various environmental conditions. Certified for laboratory and industrial compliance, this model supports informed decision-making for professionals seeking accurate, real-time radiation monitoring solutions.
Specifications
| Energy Detection Range | 48 keV to 1.5 MeV |
| Detectable Radiations | Gamma (γ), X-ray (χ), Beta (β) |
| Detector | Geiger Counter |
| Working Temperature | -5 to 40℃ |
| Dose Rate Range | 0.00 to 10000 µSv/h |
| Total Dose Measurement Range | 0.00 µSv to 500.0 mSv |
| Measurement Deviation (Cs-137) | Less than or equal to ±30% |
| Humidity | Less than 80% |
| Power Supply | 3.7 V / 1000 mAh battery |
| Dimension | 123×78×26 mm |
| Weight | 145 g |
| Detection Accuracy | ±5% of measured value |
Features
Compact and portable
Equipped with RS232/USB communication interface for data export and remote control. Supports connection to laboratory information management system (LIMS) for centralized data management and traceability.
Long-lasting battery
Type-C charging
Navigation control keys
Multifunctional monitoring screen
FAQs
1. What is the main function of this Nuclear Radiation Detector?
It is a professional laboratory instrument designed for Nuclear Radiation Detector applications, providing accurate, reliable performance for sample analysis, processing, or storage in scientific research and industrial quality control.
2. What are the key advantages of this Nuclear Radiation Detector compared to similar products?
It incorporates advanced technologies including self-diagnostic function, ensuring superior performance in terms of stability, accuracy, and operational convenience. The durable construction and strict quality control also guarantee long service life and low maintenance costs.
3. What regular maintenance is required for this Nuclear Radiation Detector?
General maintenance recommendations: 1) Keeping the instrument clean and free from dust and debris; 2) Following the manufacturer's calibration schedule to maintain accuracy; 3) Inspecting electrical connections and mechanical parts periodically for signs of wear; 4) Storing and using the instrument according to the operating manual to prevent damage.
4. What are the installation requirements for this Nuclear Radiation Detector?
Installation requirements include: 1) Selecting a vibration-free location to ensure measurement accuracy; 2) Providing stable power supply with voltage regulation if necessary; 3) Ensuring proper ventilation for instruments requiring gas exhaust; 4) Maintaining appropriate ambient temperature (usually 5-40℃) and humidity (≤85%) as specified in the operating manual.
5. What should I do if the Nuclear Radiation Detector shows abnormal operation?
General troubleshooting guidelines: 1) First check the power supply and all connections to ensure they are secure; 2) Refer to the user manual's troubleshooting section for specific error messages or symptoms; 3) Perform a system reset if applicable; 4) Do not attempt to repair internal components without professional training; contact authorized service personnel for technical support when needed.
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