Automess
Automess Radiation Detectors – Automess boasts many years of experience in the field of radiation measuring techniques thus ensuring a high level of development and production based on the most up-to-date technology. In 1978, Automess produced the first portable, battery operated radiation measuring instrument which was equipped with a microprocessor. This innovation made it possible to both develop and manufacture compact radiation measuring instruments with unique characteristics. Specializing in the development and production of portable nuclear radiation meters with models with dose rates in the range of 0.1 µR/h (1 nSv/h ) to 1000 R/h (10 Sv/h).
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Teletector 6112AD Telescoping Radiation Meter
Excerpt - The Teletector 6112AD Telescoping Radiation Meter is the latest generation of the proven, reliable and rugged Teletector. It is a portable battery operated dose rate meter to measure photon radiation (gamma and X-radiation), and to detect beta radiation. Two GM counter tubes serve as detectors. The stainless steel telescope can extend up to four meters and its tip carries the two tubes. The low End tube detects beta radiation and together with the high end tube the Teletector 6112AD covers a dose range from 1 μR/h to 1000 R/h (0.1 μSv/h to 10 Sv/h), where it automatically switches between the two tubes.
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Teletector 6112M
Excerpt - The Teletector 6112M is a portable battery operated dose rate meter to measure photon radiation (gamma and X-radiation), and to detect beta radiation. Two GM counter tubes serve as detectors. The stainless steel telescope can extend up to four meters and its tip carries the two tubes. The low End tube detects beta radiation and together with the high end tube the Teletector covers a dose range from 10 μR/h to 1000 R/h (0.1 μSv/h to 10 Sv/h), where it automatically switches between the two tubes.
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6150 AD/5 EX
Excerpt - The 6150AD5/Ex is a portable, battery operated dose rate meter to measure photon radiation (gamma and X radiation). It is especially designed to be used in Ex-areas. An Ex-area is a hazardous location which may contain a fire or explosion hazard due to the presence of flammable substances (gases, vapors, combustible dust).
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