Polimaster PM1703MO-1A 個人複合放射線検出器/線量メーター

- Detector:

+ gamma  CsI(Tl), GM tube

+ Neutron: X

- Sensitivity:

+ for 137Сs, no less 100 (s-1)/(μSv/h) (1.0 (s-1)/(μR/h))

+ for 241Am, no less 200 (s-1)/(μSv/h) (2.0 (s-1)/(μR/h))

- Energy range: 

+ gamma 0.033 – 3.0 MeV

+ Neutron: X   -Dose Rate:

+ gamma  0.01 μSv/h – 10 Sv/h (1 μR/h – 1000 R/h)

+ Neutron: X   - Dose:  0.01 μSv – 9.99 Sv   R)(1 μR – 999

- Accuracy:  ±(20+ К1/Н+K2*H)% in measurement range  0.1 μSv/h - 10 Sv/h (10 μR/h-1000 R/h),  where H - dose rate value in mSv/h;  К1 – coefficient 0.0025 mSv/h;  K2 – coefficient 0.002 (mSv/h)-1 (at 137Cs)

- Response time:  0.25 s

- Radionuclide identification:

+ Special nuclear materials (SNM):  233U, 235U, 237Np, 239Pu  

+ Medical radionuclides :  18F, 67Ga, 51Cr, 75Se, 89Sr,  99Mo,99mTc, 103Pd, 111In,  123I, 131I, 153Sm, 201Ti, 133Xe        

+ Naturally occurring radioactive  materials (NORM):   40K, 226Ra, 232Th and daughters,  238U and daughters 

+ Industrial radionuclides:  57Co, 60Co, 133Ba, 137Cs, 192Ir, 226Ra, 241Am 

- Standards compliance:  ITRAP/IAEA requirements, ANSI N42.32, ANSI N42.33 (1), ANSI N42.33 (2), IEC 60846, IEC 62401

- Alarm type:  visual, audio, vibration

- Data recording:  2000

- Environmental protection:  IP65

- Drop test on concrete floor:  0.7 m (2.3 ft)

- Power supply:  one AA battery

- Battery life time:  up to 1000 hours

- Operating temperature:  -30°C to 50°C  (-22°F to 122°F)

- Size (without holster):  75 x 35 x 98 mm  (3 x 1 3/8 x 3 6/7)

- Weight:

+ (without holster)  250 g (8.82 oz)

+ (with holster)  290 g (10.23 oz)

- Low battery warning:  LCD

- Overload indication:  gamma  OL; Neutron: X   

- PC Communication:  IRDA, Bluetooth

 The PM1703MO-1A and PM1703MO-1B instruments combine features of both SPRD and dosimeter in the one housing. Theirs small-sized GM tube allows for measuring dose and dose rate of the gamma radiation in the wide energy range while highly sensitive CsI(Tl) scintillation detector allows for searching of the radioactive and nuclear materials and primary radionuclide identification of the radioactive sources.