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FNIRSI GC-01 Nuclear Radiation Detector Geiger Counter Beta Gamma X-Ray

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Portable Geiger counter for detecting beta, gamma and X-ray radiation with a high-precision Geiger-Muller tube, real-time monitoring and adjustable alarm thresholds. Suitable for radiation safety checks, lab work, field screening and environmental monitoring.

✦ Versatile Detection Capabilities: Detects γ ray, X ray and β ray types of radiation, making it a versatile tool.

✦ Hydrogen Cyanide Detector|Air Quality Tools|High Precision Geiger-Miller Counter: Equipped with a high-precision Geiger-Miller counter for accurate detection of ionizing radiation.

✦ Wide Energy Range Detection: Detects a broad energy range from 48keV to 1.5Mev with ±30% accuracy for 137Cs-

✦ Multiple Alarm Modes: Features light, vibration, and sound alarms for immediate alerts on radiation levels.

✦ Extensive Dose Equivalent Measurement: Measures cumulative dose equivalent from 0.00μSv to 500.0mSv with precision.

  • Type Radiation Detector
Rs. 4,700.00 incl. taxes
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The FNIRSI GC-01 nuclear radiation detector uses a higher-precision Geiger-Miller counter for detecting the intensity of ionizing radiation (beta particles, gamma rays and x-rays).


It uses a gas tube or a small chamber as a probe. When the voltage applied to the probe reaches a certain range. Each time the ray is ionized in the tube to produce a pair of ions, it can be amplified to produce an electric pulse of the same size and recorded by the connected electronic device. The number of rays per unit time thus measured. The alarm threshold measurement rate can be arbitrarily selected.