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Monoblock design Multifunctionality A built-in GPS module Audible, vibration and visual alarms The possibility of connecting external detection units Battery life 25 h (AT6102A,V),18 h (AT6102)

Appointment: continuous pumping of atmospheric air with a constant flow rate through a filter element based on Petryanova fabric. measurement of ionizing radiation parameters at a controlled point in accordance with the capabilities of the unit used.

Purpose: measurement of the power of ambient dose equivalent (MAED) and ambient dose equivalent (ED) of photon radiation; operational search for sources of ionizing radiation and radioactive materials; measurement of the flux density and fluence of alpha and beta radiation; measurement of surface alpha and beta activity; measurement of the ambient dose equivalent (MAED) power of neutron radiation.

Small-sized devices for measuring the power of the ambient dose equivalent and the ambient dose equivalent of X-ray and gamma radiation, as well as measuring the flux density of beta particles (AT6130). Durable metal case Convenient menu Selective measurement of beta and gamma radiation in mixed fields (AT6130) Measurement of dose rate up to 100 mSv/h (AT6130D) Search mode Headphones for working in noisy environments (on request)

The mobile spectrometric installation MKG-01D is designed to measure the energy spectrum of gamma radiation and is used to determine the isotopic composition and specific activity of gamma-emitting radionuclides of radioactive waste (RW) in light-duty containers of various shapes and geometries (metal barrels, plastic containers), in non-returnable protective reinforced concrete containers of the NPC type, as well as to determine activity of extended objects. Purpose: implementation of a fully automated system designed to measure, process and present spectrometric information about the sources of controlled gamma radiation

Neutron radiation detection units (BDKN-01, BDKN-02, BDKN-03, BDKN-04, BDKN-05)

The meter measures the equivalent dose rate of gamma radiation 0.1 to 10000 R/h in the energy range from 80 keV to 2.6 MeV with the output of information in digital form to the medium frequency control unit (BIO-05). An alarm turns on when the equivalent dose rate of gamma radiation exceeds the set threshold (1; 5; 10; 50 or 100 R/h). The time of measurement and alarm turning on does not exceed 10 seconds Operating mode setting time is 5 min Power consumed by the meter: - at a voltage equal to 12 V it does not exceed 12 W; - at a voltage equal to 24 V it does not exceed 24 W The meter functions stably: - in a wide range of operating temperatures (from -50 to +50°C), remaining operational from -50 to +65°C; - after staying at the temperature limits; - at relative humidity of the surrounding air of 98 % at a temperature of +35°C; - at the ambient atmospheric pressure as low as 460 mm Hg (61.3 kPa); - when exposed to: - constant magnetic field intensity up to 5 E (398 A/m) - alternating magnetic field intensity up to 1 E (79.6 A/m)

Purpose: sampling for aerosol analytical filters of the AFA RSP-20 type control of the flow of gaseous mixtures in the sampling path Features: a rack with a sampling line fixed on it, an FD-1D filter holder and a rotameter.

- Measurement of the dose and power of the ambient equivalent of the dose of X-ray and gamma radiation; - Control of the content of 137Cs in samples placed in a Marinelli vessel with a volume of 0.5 liters, both with and without the protection unit (BZ); - Measurement of the flux density of alpha and beta particles from contaminated surfaces (external detection unit BDPS-02); - Search and detection of X-ray and gamma radiation sources. High sensitivity Spectrum display mode when connected to a PC

Installation for continuous automatic monitoring of the concentration of radioactive aerosols in autonomous mode or as part of automatic radiation monitoring systems in the air of working rooms and ventilation systems. Purpose: measurement of the volumetric activity of alpha-emitting radionuclides and beta-emitting radionuclides contained in the form of aerosols in the air.