The Thermo Scientific™ Radeye™ X Series Survey Meters include three different types of compact and versatile survey meters, suitable for a wide range of applications where personnel are at risk of radiation exposure, whether emergency teams, firefighters, nuclear power plant workers, or medical professionals.
The RadEye X series survey meters can operate with Geiger-Mueller, scintillation, or proportional detectors from virtually any manufacturer to perform general count rate, surface contamination, and dose rate measurements.
Within this line, three specific models are available, each designed to work with different types of probes, providing reliable measurements for various applications.
Available Models:
– RadEye GX – Compatible with Geiger-Mueller (GM) probes, ideal for general count rate and dose rate measurements. Suitable for radiation safety applications, border inspection, and environmental protection.
– RadEye SX – Designed to work with scintillation detectors, offering high sensitivity and precision in beta and gamma radiation detection. Indicated for hospital monitoring, nuclear protection, and customs control.
– RadEye PX – Supports proportional probes, allowing detailed alpha and beta contamination measurements, in addition to dose rate. Ideal for laboratories, scientific research, and safety in nuclear facilities.
Each model maintains the compact and robust design of the RadEye™ series, ensuring extended battery life, intuitive interface, and compatibility with a wide range of probes. These devices are essential for professionals who require high-precision radiation monitoring in demanding environments.
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IEC 60325 tender note
- EU Declaration of Conformity CE available for RadEye SX.
- For specifications requiring IEC 60325, the manufacturer has indicated that the RadEye SX with contamination probe configuration does not have an IEC 60325 certificate.
- In those cases, confirm a suitable alternative before quotation.
