Personal Radiation Dose Meter
Personal Radiation Dose Meter
RadEye G10 - measuring range: 0.5 µSv/h - 100 mSv/h
CodeMH346
Approx. Weight (kg)0.16
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- Applications: High sensitivity to low energy gamma radiation in harsh environments.
- Audible single pulse indication and finder mode.
- Menu-driven with an intuitive, easy-to-use format.
- Incorporates a large energy-compensated Geiger-Mueller tube for the precise dose rate measurement of gamma and X-ray radiation.
- Intelligent ratemeter algorithm (ADF mode) ensures that even the smallest changes in dose rate are immediately detected, while, at the same time, random fluctuations are effectively suppressed.
- Low-power-technology components and fully automated self-checks result in minimum maintenance.
- Equipped with large clear graphic display and audible/visible/vibrating alarms; earphone-output for silent alarming.
- Removable rubber sleeve for extra protection.
- All essential functions are easily accessed by users wearing protective gloves.
- Alarm LED can be seen while instrument is housed in belt holster; also features built-in vibrating alarm.
- Earphone output for operation in loud environments.
- Large graphic display with clear prefix and bar graph.
- Measured quantity: Ambient equivalent dose and dose rate, H*(10)
- Energy range: 50keV - 3MeV (according to IEC 60846-1)
- Measuring range: 0.5 µSv/h - 100 mSv/h
- Display range starts at 0.01 µSv/h
- Sensitivity: Approx. 1.7 s-1/µSv/h for photon radiation 660 keV (Cs-137)
- Overrange indication: starting at 100 mSv/h up to 10 Sv/h
Specification
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Energy-compensated Geiger-Mueller tube |
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Personal Dose Rate Meter |
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160g |
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50 keV to 3 MeV in accordance with IEC 60846-1 (incl. angular dependency) |
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2 AAA |
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H*(10) up to 10 Sv |
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IP 65 according to EN 60529 |
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3.78 x 1.25 x 2.4 in. (9.6 x 3.1 x 6.1 cm) |
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RadEye G-10 with Red Label |
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0.5 µSv/h to 100 mSv/h
[50 urem/h - 10 rem/h] |
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900 hours |
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For Cs-137 (66keV): 17 cps per µSv/h |
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up to 10 Sv/h |
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H*(10) in Sv and Sv/h |
