PCE RAM 10 Dosimeter

PCE-RAM 10 Dosimeter

The PCE-RAM 10 dosimeter device is designed to detect alpha (α), beta (β), gamma (γ), and X (X-ray) radiation by measuring ionizing radiation levels. It stands out with its high sensitivity and practical design.

• The PCE-RAM 10 dosimeter is used in many sectors such as the pharmaceutical industry, environmental protection, quarries, laboratories, power plants, rescue services, oil fields, and metal processing facilities.

• The device features a selector switch for radiation measurement functions.

• It has the capacity to detect alpha, beta, gamma, and X-ray radiation and provides high measurement accuracy.

• Thanks to the large backlit LCD screen, many important indicators can be clearly monitored.

• It has an internal memory that stores up to 2000 measurement data.

• This multifunctional digital device can also be used as a Geiger counter; in this mode, it only receives, stores, and calculates pulses.

• Measurement data can be saved manually or automatically and transferred to a computer in real-time via Bluetooth interface. With software support, measurement results can be organized and analyzed.

• Package contents: 1 x PCE-RAM 10 dosimeter, 1 x software, 1 x carrying case, 1 x user manual.

• The hard plastic carrying case provides protection during storage and transport of the product.

Applications:

1. Detection of radium contamination in groundwater

2. Radioactivity measurements of underground drilling pipes and equipment

3. Radon radiation and cesium contamination in the environment

4. Control of radioactivity levels in stone and construction materials

5. Radioactivity measurements in porcelain, tableware, and glassware

6. Monitoring of local radiation leaks and nuclear radiation contamination

7. Monitoring of landfill sites and storage areas with high nuclear radioactivity risk

8. Detection of harmful radiation in personal valuables and jewelry

9. Medical use in industrial X-ray devices and X-ray intensity measurements

Radiation Measurement Units and Conversions

• Sievert (Sv): The unit used to measure the equivalent dose of radiation.

• Conversion: 1 Sv = 100 rem (rem is an older unit).

• μSv/h: Microsieverts per hour; indicates radiation dose rate.

• 1 Sv: 1,000,000 μSv (microsieverts).

• Rem: An older unit of equivalent radiation dose.

• Conversion: 1 rem = 1 cSv (centisievert) = 10 mSv (millisievert).

• cR/h: Radiation amount received per second expressed in rem units.

• Conversion: 1 cR/h = 10 mSv/h.

• cps: Counts per second; the number of radiation pulses measured per second.

• cpm: Counts per minute; the number of radiation pulses measured per minute.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

• Radiation Types: Alpha (α), beta (β), gamma (γ), and X (X-ray) rays

• Radiation Dose Rate: 0.01 – 1000 μSv/h

• Pulse Dose Rate: 0 – 30,000 cpm, 0 – 5000 cps

• Radiation Dose Accumulation: 0.001 μSv – 9,999 Sv

• Pulse Dose Unit: 0 – 9,999

• Alpha Ray Energy: 4 MeV and above

• Beta Ray Energy: 0.2 MeV and above

• Gamma Ray Energy: 0.02 MeV and above

• X (X-ray) Ray Energy: 0.02 MeV and above

• Sensitivity: < 10% (below 500 μSv/h), < 20% (below 600 μSv/h)

• Radiation Selection: Combination of alpha, beta, gamma, and X rays

• Sensor: Halogen-filled detector

• Average Time: Manual or automatic, adjustable between 2 – 12 seconds

• Display: Digital LCD screen with bar graph

• Adjustable Value and Alarm: Audible alarm feature

• Natural Background Radiation Level: Less than 0 – 0.2 μSv/h

• Software: Real-time data transfer, analysis, and recording

• Operating Temperature: 0 – 50 degrees Celsius

• Weight and Dimensions: 206 grams, 200 x 70 x 45 mm

• Power Supply: 4 x 1.5 V AA batteries

• Delivery Scope: 1 x PCE-RAM 10 dosimeter, 1 x software, 1 x carrying case, 1 x user manual