Geiger Counter for γ, β, X-ray Radiation – Colour LCD Display

Measure and monitor γ, β and X-ray radiation with this Geiger counter. Equipped with a colour LCD display, it provides precise, clear readings. Ideal for real-time radiation monitoring.

SKU 2860-JT-RAD01EAN 8219671121767Brand: Joy-ItProduct type: Environmental & research instruments

Description

Geiger-Müller counter for detecting γ, β and X-ray radiation. It stands out for its particular ease of use, high measurement stability and its rugged, easy-to-handle design. The meter features a large colour LCD display with backlighting. Measurement results can be displayed both in real time and in graph form.

This device has a 1100 mAh lithium battery that allows extended use without needing frequent recharging. It also has three alarm modes (flashing LED, vibration, audible signal) to indicate when limits are exceeded. It operates on a 5 Vdc power supply.

Two display modes
  • Real-time data display
    All relevant data is shown in real-time mode. This includes the current radiation exposure, the average radiation exposure per hour, the highest measured radiation exposure, the cumulative radiation exposure and the alarm activation values for both current and cumulative radiation exposure
Contatore Geiger - JTa-RAD01
  • Graph data display
    In graph view, the course of radiation exposure is shown in the form of a graph. In addition, the current radiation exposure is displayed, as well as the minimum and maximum measured exposure.
Contatore Geiger - JTa-RAD01
Key features
  1. Multiple radiation detection: capable of detecting γ, β and X-ray radiation, allowing broad and thorough measurement of environments.
  2. Easy to use: designed with an intuitive, easy-to-handle interface, making radiation measurement accessible even to less experienced users.
  3. High measurement stability: provides reliable, precise measurement results, ensuring an accurate assessment of the radiation present.
  4. Colour LCD display: featuring a large backlit colour LCD display, it allows clear viewing of measurement results, including graphs and statistics.
  5. Rechargeable lithium battery: The Geiger counter has a built-in 1100 mAh lithium battery. This battery offers long-lasting capacity and can be conveniently recharged via a power bank or another external power source, using a mains adapter with USB output (not included). This feature makes the Geiger counter ideal for outdoor use, as it allows operation without needing a power outlet and ensures greater autonomy during activities on the move or outdoors.
  6. Rugged construction: features a tough, sturdy design, ensuring the device’s durability even in demanding environmental conditions.
  7. Alarm modes: has three alarm modes, with flashing LED, vibration and audible signal, to indicate when radiation exposure limits are exceeded.
Technical specifications
  • Special features: real-time display and graph display, alarm when current and cumulative limits are exceeded
Package contents
  • Geiger-Müller counter x1
  • USB Type-C charging cable x1
  • English and German user manual x1

Technical details

Detectable radiation types γ rays, β rays, X-rays
Measurement method Geiger-Müller counter
Units of measurement μSv/h, μGy/h, mR/h, cps, cpm
Alarm modes LED, vibration, sound
Radiation intensity 0.00 - 1000 μSv/h (10 mSv/h)
Cumulative radiation intensity 0.00 μSv - 500.0 mSv
Energy range 48 keV - 1.5 MeV ≤±30% (CS-137)
Sensitivity 80 CPM/μSv (Co-60)
Battery 1100 mAh lithium
Selectable languages English, German
Dimensions 4.8 x 3.03 x 1.06 inches (122 x 77 x 27 mm)
Weight 145 grams

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