IF104 & probes
IF 104 is an handheld device designed to perform X and gamma high dose rate measurement in combination with external probes.
Benefits:
- Ruggedized for harsh environment
- Versatility
- OEM approved
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Bertin Corp Company
Description
The IF104 unit, when used in combination with external radiation measurement probes, processes and displays the gamma and X dose rate according to the desired measuring range.
3 types of external probes are available:
- SHF for high dose rate: measurement from 1 mGy/h to 300 Gy/h
- SHI for high dose rate: measurement from 10 µGy/h to 50 Gy/h
- SEC for wide range: measurement from 1 µGy/h to 10 Gy/h
The IF104 operates either on the main power supply or on battery with a 40 hours autonomy. The analog and digital data are displayed on a bar graph. The device can also be mounted on a wall for stationary measurements.
The IF104 can be used using an optional supervision software operation under Windows.
ASSETS
- Wide dose rate range (from 1 μGy/h to 300 Gy/h)
- High total integrated dose life time
- Interchangeable probes / Automatic probe recognition
- Automatic switch between the measuring ranges
- 20-meter waterproof probes
MORE INFORMATION
Data sheet
- Weight - 3.2 kg (7.1 lb)
- Dimensions - 255 x 140 x 120 mm (10.0 x 5.5 x 4.7'')
- Display - 2x16 characters backlit LCD
- Communication - RS232 and analogue outputs, alarm and default contacts
- Electrical characteristics - 230VAC/50Hz power supply (110V in option) or 3A/h accumulator
- Environmental characterisitics - Operation from 0 to 50°C (from 32 to 122°F)
- Casing - Metallic, sturdy and spray-watertight
- Units - c/s, rad/h or Gy/h
- Accessories - External γ probes (SHI, SHF and SEC types), support strap
- Options - wall mounting
- Detectors - two GM energy compensated - Silicon diode energy compensated
- cable length - 25m (82 ft)
- Waterproof - up to 20 m depth (66 ft)
- Measurement range SHF Probe - from 1 mGy/h to 300 Gy/h (from 0.1 to 30,000 rad/h)
- Measurement range SHI Probe - from 10 mGy/h to 50 Gy/h (from 1 to 5,000 rad/h)
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