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RADOS RAD-60 Personal Alarm Dosimeter

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RADOS RAD-60 Personal Alarm Dosimeter

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ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY FOR A SAFER WORLD

Rad-60
Personal Alarming Dosimeter

The RADOS RAD-60 Personal Alarm Dosimeter is a precise


and reliable instrument for ensuring the personal safety of
the user. Ideally, the RAD-60 is used in everyday radiation
monitoring, in stand-alone conditions. If your needs grow for
a more sophisticated system, the versatile RAD-60 can also
be integrated into an Access Control System. The RAD-60
can be switched into System Mode, for the purpose of track-
ing Personnel Dose records and generating compliance
reports.

The design includes state-of-the-art technology with built in


memory for retrieving dose, even during power-down. It
eliminates outside interference from shock and RF. The
RAD-60 is easily programmed by the user, has a digital
display and operates with a single AAA alkaline battery. See
reverse side for technical specifications for the RAD-60.

With the push of a button, you can:


• Turn the unit ON/OFF
• Change the display to read dose or
dose rate
• Select form several dose and dose
rate alarm levels
• Turn the chirp function ON/OFF
• Reset integrated dose
• Perform a battery test Reader and Software available
for Dosimeter Configuration-
Calibration-or
Access Control

LAURUS Systems, Inc. - Ph: 410-465-5558 - Fax: 410-465-5257 - [Link]


LAURUS Systems, Inc. - 3505 Ellicott Mills Dr, B-1, - Ellicott City, MD - 21043 - Ph: 410-465-5558 - Fax: 410-465-5257 - [Link]
tecHnIcAL sPecIFIcAtIOns:
Radiological characteristics
• Radiation detected:
- gamma and X-rays
• Detectors:
- energy compensated si-Diode
• Measurement range:
- dose: 1 μsv - 9.99 sv or 0.1 mrem - 999 rem
- dose rate: 5 μsv/h - 3 sv/h or 0,5 mrem/h - 300 rem/h
• Calibration:
- better than ±5% (cs-137, 662 keV at 2 msv/h), Hp(10)
• Energy response:
- Hp(10), 55 keV - 3 MeV, better than ±25%, up tp 6 MeV, better than ±35%
• Dose rate linearity:
- better than ±15%, up to 3 sv/h (300rem/h)
Functional characteristics
• Alarm thresholds:
- six preset values each for integrated dose and dose rate, manually selectable by push-button
• Front panel push-button functions:
- toggle between dose and dose rate display
- switch On/OFF
- chirp On/OFF
- reset integrated dose
- change alarm thresholds
- activate battery test
• Audible alarms:
- seven separate alarms, sound level typically better than 85 dBA at 30 cm
- integrated dose, dose rate, dose overflow, dose rate overflow at 3 sv/h or 300 rem/h
- low battery 1 and 2
- defect
electrical characteristics
• Power supply:
- one triple A alkaline cell, life typically 1800 h in background field (dose mode)
• Reader communication:
- by infrared through bottom part; by using ADR-1 Reader Head in combination with RADOs Pc software
Mechanical characteristics
• Dimensions: 78 x 67 x 22 mm (3.07 x 2.63 x 0.86 in)
• Weight: 80 g (2.82 oz) including battery
environmental characteristics
• temperature range:
-20 - +50 oc (-4 - 122oF) operational, humidity up to 90% RH,non condensed

Applications
• civil Defence, Rescue Operations
• customs Operations, Military Forces
• Industrial radiography, nuclear Medicine

LAURUS Systems, Inc. - Ph: 410-465-5558 - Fax: 410-465-5257 - [Link]

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