Nuclear Radiation Detector, Geiger Counter with Click Sound for Beta Gamma X-ray, Portable Alarm Radioactive Dosimeter for Uranium Glass Iodine Treatment Water Food, FS-600

Features

• HIGH SENSITIVE - The high accuracy nuclear radiation detector has built-in acoustic and visual signals for the degree of radiation captured. Using a highly developed GM tube as the core sensor, ensuring accurate measurement, high sensitivity, wide range measurement , lasting benefits. double alarms of dose rate and metering threshold to ensure your safety
• TWO POWER SUPPLY MODES - The nuclear radiation detector can use either 3*AAA batteries (included in the package) or Type-C usb cable (included in the package) supply power durectly. When the battery power is used up, you can buy new battery and replace it, or use the USB cable to plug in directly. However, if the dead battery is not replaced and the USB cable is unplugged, the machine will not work
• SMART ALARM - The professional Geiger Counter with small errors and high accuracy of 0.01 USV/h to ensure accurate measurement. Enter the option of alarm setting to set the cumulative alarm value and the alarm value of dosage rate. When the radiation value exceeds the set value, the nuclear radiation dosimeter will alarm automatically. The daily use of nuclear radiation detector helps to avoid radiation hazards in daily life
• CLEAR READING - The nuclear radiation monitor responds quickly to radiation, and will alarm in time in high-risk environments. The instrument enjoys a high flexibility and can measure the environmental background. The detection value is updated in real time
• WIDE APPLICATION - Widely applied in the individual safety protection monitor and radioactive indication for work personnel in the following fields: nuclear power plant, accelerator, iron & steel industry, chemical industry, isotope application, industrial X and non-destructive flaw detection, radioactive medical treatment, Cobalt source treatment, radiation, radioactive laboratory and surrounding environment monitor of nuclear facilities