Radiation

The Model 2402 is a pocket sized survey meter designed to quickly
and easily measure ionizing radiation. It may be used with almost
any external Geiger-Muller (GM) or scintillation detector. The
instrument features user-adjustable calibration and alarm set
point controls located under a protective cover on the front panel.
This instrument is rated for indoor or outdoor use within a
temperature range of -20 to 50 °C (-4 to 122 °F). It may be certified
for operation from -40 to 65 °C (-40 to 150 °F). Maxmimum relative
humidity is 95% (non-condensing).

The Model 3019 is a portable and versatile instrument with an internal detector used for background
measurements of gamma radiation levels up to 500 µSv/h (50 mR/hr).

The Model 3192 is a portable and versatile instrument with an internal detector used for background measurements of gamma radiation levels up to 50 µSv/h (5,000 µR/hr). The internal Nal scintillation detector has a sensitivity of 650 cpm per µR/hr.

The Model 2000 is a general purpose scaler typically used for counting samples. Rugged design and construction accommodates both benchtop and portable applications.

The Model 3030E is a dual channel, scaler-type, sample counter electronics package that will accommodate many detector inputs from external sample head/detectors. This design represents a significant improvement over older analog type scalers by providing greater utility and functionality.

The Model 3276 is a versatile instrument that can be used for
multiple radiation detection or measurement purposes. It is used
with either an internal or an external radiation detector to detect
alpha, beta, or gamma radiation in applications such as frisking or
area monitoring.
Detector: CsI scintillator
Operating Range: 0.010 µSv/h - 500 µSv/h with 137Cs
Power: Standard Alkaline (4) “AA” Batteries or 9 Vdc Wall Mount Transformer