Radiation - GammaRAE II R

GammaRAE II R

Gamma Radiation Detector & Dosimeter in One

The GammaRAE II R is a gamma radiation detector and full-range dosimeter in a single instrument. Designed specifically to meet the needs of first responders, it has the rapid response of a detector and the accurate dose measurement of a dosimeter.

Key Features:

• Sensitive CsI scintillator for excellent search capability and fast response

• Energy-compensated PIN diode sensor for high dose rate range and accurate dosimeter capabilities

• Prominent visible, audible and vibration alarms

• Alerts first responders to radioactive threats

• Accurately measures accumulated dose to the wearer

• Immersible in water for easy decontamination

• Top-mounted, invertable display

• Continuous digital readout in Rem/hour (μR/h & mR/h) or in Sievert/hour (μSv/h & mSv/h) and counts per second (cps)

• Two operation keys, simple intuitive programming

Long calibration life

• Two AA Alkaline batteries last up to 600 hours

• Large, 30,000-point datalog capacity, downloaded via cable-free Bluetooth® connection

Key Features

• Sensitive CsI scintillator for excellent search capability and fast response

• Energy-compensated PIN diode sensor for high dose rate range and accurate dosimeter capabilities

• Prominent visible, audible and vibration alarms

• Alerts first responders to radioactive threats

• Accurately measures accumulated dose to the wearer

• Immersible in water for easy decontamination

• Top-mounted, invertable display

• Continuous digital readout in Rem/hour (μR/h & mR/h) or in Sievert/hour (μSv/h & mSv/h) and counts per second (cps)

• Two operation keys, simple intuitive programming

• Long calibration life

• Two AA Alkaline batteries last up to 600 hours

• Large, 30,000-point datalog capacity, downloaded via cable-free Bluetooth® connection.

Applications

• Customs and border patrols

• Law enforcement

• Security officers in nuclear power facilities, banks, government laboratories, medical facilities

• Military

• Government agencies

• HazMat teams

• Fire departments