| GammaRAE
Personal Radiation Detector
An intrinsically safe, rapid detector of gamma-ray sources
GammaRAE II is the fi rst personal radiation detector (PRD) to provide
rapid detection of gamma ray sources even in potentially flammable
environments. Certified intrinsically safe and water-immersible for
chemical decontamination purposes, the GammaRAE II can be safely
used in more environments than any other PRD.
Fast Response
The sensitive Cesium Iodide (CsI) scintillator of the GammaRAE II provides a fast, two-second response to radiological threats.
Loud Alarm
GammaRAE II alerts the wearer with a loud 85 + dB audible alarm, big, bright fl ashing LEDs, and a vibration alarm. For stealth operations, law
enforcement personnel can disable each alarm individually.
Water Resistant
Immersible (IP67) design makes for reliable operation in wet environments and easy decontamination.
Dosage Accumulation
The GammaRAE II accumulates approximate dosage. Dosage data
stored can be cumulative or cleared and reset for each use period.
Intrinsic Safety (IS)
IS Certification permits operation in potentially flammable/explosive environments.
Key Features
• Sensitive CsI scintillator for excellent search capability and fast response
• Prominent visible, audible and vibration alarms
• Immersible in water for easy decontamination
• Top-mounted, reversible display
• Continuous digital readout in uR/h (uRem/h) or in uSv/h (uSieverts/h)
and cps (counts per second).
• Two operation keys, simple intuitive programming
• Dust and shock resistant
• Long calibration life
• Two AA Alkaline batteries last up to 800 hours
• Automatic background level referencing on start-up and upon
user demand
• Passes drop test from 59" (1.5m) to hard concrete
• Low EMI interference from cell phones and portable radios
• Programmable search and high/low safety alarms
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Applications:
• Alert first responders to radioactive threats
• Customs & border patrols
• Law enforcement
• Security officers in nuclear power facilities, banks, government laboratories, medical facilities
• Military
• Government agencies
• HazMat teams
• Fire departments
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