Radiation probe SX-2R

Radiation probe - SX-2R - Canberra Industries
Radiation probe - SX-2R - Canberra Industries
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Characteristics

Measured value
radiation

Description

• High sensitivity gamma measurement • 2" x 2" NaI(Tl) • Belongs to CSP family • Calibration via PC • Dynamic energy discriminator button • Telescopic pole with H*(10) ambient gamma dose equivalent rate measurement probe • Gamma dose rate measurement up to 10 Sv/h (1000 rem/h) • Energy-compensated Geiger Mueller detector • Remote measurement up to 4.09 m (13.4 ft) • Compact size when folded • Extremely lightweight and rugged • Integrated cable for meter • Calibrated via a personal computer (PC) which enables the direct generation of electronic format calibration data. Eliminates the need for paper and transcription errors • X-ray and gamma measurement • Low energy starting from 5 keV • Belongs to CSP family • Calibration via PC • Ideal for Homeland Security applications • Dynamic energy discriminator button The SX-2R probe for measurement of leakage and surface contamination is designed to be used with any CSP survey meter. Its 1.5" NaI(Tl) detector with 3 mm thickness and Beryllium window makes it an ideal tool for direct measurement of x-ray emitters. The SX-2R instrument is a probe of choice for Homeland Security application since it is able to detect most contaminations (including alpha and beta) based on x-ray emission. It is also very useful for precise X-ray leakage monitoring on accelerators, X-ray generators and containers. The SX-2R unit is part of the CANBERRA™ SMART Probe (CSP) family. It includes all key components of hardware circuitry (high voltage power supply, amplifier, discriminator, etc.).
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