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The nukeALERT 951 is the essential radiation detector to
disclose the presence and intensity level of gamma radiation
for nontechnical personnel. It’s small, rugged, watertight
and more sensitive than commonly used first responder radiation
meters. Enhanced sensitivity is especially important when
one is dealing with concealed radioactive material, where
the radiation levels may vary based on distance and shielding.
The nukeALERT 951 discreetly detects gamma radiation with
either a vibration or audible alarm. The unit has a 2-year
battery life and automatically recalibrates in high background
environments. The belt clip and bright visual display promotes
hands-free operation for the end user. The rugged micro-sized
package provides a watertight, robust monitoring tool for
HAZMAT and emergency response teams.
In the event of a radiological emergency, team members equipped
with the nukeALERT 951 can quickly and cost effectively monitor
a large area because of a dramatic improvement in detector
sensitivity and response time. Ease of use, sensitivity and
operability under harsh environmental conditions make the
nukeALERT 951 ideal for responders who work in emergency services,
hazardous materials, and counter-terrorism.
Specifications:
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Function |
Gamma ray detection |
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Detector |
Cesium Iodide Scintillator |
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Battery Life |
2+ years @ 48 hrs/week |
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Batteries |
2 AA Alkaline |
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Response Time |
< 1 second |
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Energy Response |
down to 20 keV |
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Notification |
- Audio alarm; beeps increase based on radiation
strength
- Vibration; vibration pulses increase based on radiation
strength
- Flashing LED; flashes increase based on radiation
strength, color changes from orange to red
- LED with readout "1" through "9" with "9" highest.
Dose rate equivalence chart provided in the manua
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Calibration |
Automatic when turned on. Self adjusts when high background
is present. |
| Placement |
Belt clip or belt pouch |
| Size
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3.75"
x 2.5" x 1.25" |
| Weight |
6.4 oz with batteries |
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Environment |
- Heavy Rain -10° F to 122° F, -23° C to 50° C,Day
or night visibility, Passes 3 feet drop test on concrete
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