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Radiation
Meter,
840007
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Small and light enough to go anywhere, yet sensitive enough to
detect minuscule amounts of gamma, beta or X-rays. Excellent for scanning lab work areas
and clothing for traces of radioactivity after clean-up, or as a personal monitor in areas
of potential radiation exposure. Useful in school labs for geology and science projects.
One-button operation, can be used by untrained personnel. Uses a Geiger-Mueller tube
detector. The Meter registers 0.1~10mR/hour (milli-Roentgen) and 0.1~100
uSv/hour (microsieverts) on a dual scale. Audible clicking will increase with the amount
of background radiation. Beeping begins at 20mR/hr, increasing in frequency in proportion
to the radiation level. Powered by a 9-Volt battery, included, which lasts 50 hours at
normal background levels.
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SPECIFICATIONS |
| Dimensions |
6-5/8 x 3-1/4 x 1-3/8" |
| Weight |
8.5 oz. |
| Calibration Radiation |
Gamma
Cesium 137
1 mR/hr = 10 µS/hr |
| Range |
0 to 10mR/hr |
| Typical Accuracy |
?0% |
| Max/Min Detection Energy |
30 KeV to 1.5 MeV |

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