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DETECTOR 4040 |
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9320.008 -
Radioactivity meter
The RayDetector 4040 is a Geiger counter (radioactivity
meter), different from similar analog types which are
difficult to read. It's equipped with a digital display
and the sensor is a Geiger-Muller halogen tube.
It is possible to get the radioactivity measurement in the
following units: mRem/h, μSievert/h, cps
or cpm.
When a ionogenic radiation, with sufficient energy, comes
into contact with the Geiger Muller tube, a lightning
indicator (red led on the right of the display) and a
buzzer are activated.
Application
fields
- Survey of personal exposure
- Verification of material of unknown origin
- Search of radioactive minerals
Technical
features
Sensor:
Geiger Muller tube (41mm x 15mm diameter)
Display: 8 digits alphanumeric, 48x11mm
Radiation sensitivity: Alpha,
Beta and Gamma
Range:
0,01 - 100μSv/h
(equivalent to 0,001 - 10 mRem/h)
Units:
milliRem/h, μSv/h,
pulse/sec, pulse/min, totalizer
Buzzer:
can be disabled
Stats
Function: useful to know the average
radioactivity during 1 hour or 1 day
Power
consumption: on average less than 4 mA, so the
instrument can measure over 100 hours with alkaline
batteries.
Power
supply: 1 battery 9V (included)
Dimensions: 200x95x40mm
Weight: 240g
Standard accessories: plastic
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