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Overview

Dosimeter LMDOM-A100 is specially designed for measuring and monitoring the cumulative exposure of x-ray, β, and γ radiation over a period of time and provides accurate data on the amount of radiation absorbed by an individual or an object. This dosimeter covers energy ranges from X-ray and gamma radiation, spanning from 40 KeV to 3.0 MeV, as well as beta radiation ranging from 0.5 to 3.0 MeV.

Specifications :
Temperature Range -20°С to +50°С
Measurement Ranges Dose equivalent rate (137 Cs): 0.01 μ Sv/h to 10 m Sv/h
Dose equivalent (137 Cs): 0.01 u Sv to 9999 Sv
Energy Ranges X-ray: 40 KeV to 3.0 MeV
Gamma radiation: 40 KeV to 3.0 MeV
Beta radiation: 0.5 to 3.0 MeV
Display Unit Dose rate: µ Sv/h, m Sv/h, Sv/h automatic conversion
Dose: µ Sv, m Sv, Sv automatic conversion
Detector GM counter
Energy Dependence ≤ ± 25 % (relative to 137 Cs)
Relative Errors ≤ ± 10 % (in 20 u Sv/h)
Threshold Value Adjustable
Protective Alarm Response Time < 3 seconds (in 10 uSv/h)
Sensitivity 2000 CPM /(mR/h)
Humidity ≤ 85% RH
Power-One AAA battery
Dimension 125 × 55 × 26 mm
Weight 120 g
Features :
  • -  It features an automatic failure detection function and measures x, gamma, and beta radiation dose rates from background to elevated levels
  • -  The digital LCD display includes backlighting and specifies measurements in various units
  • -  Alerts for low battery levels, measurement errors, surface soft and hard beta-particle flux density, threshold levels, and real-time data
  • -  Incorporated with a magnifying tube enables quick detection and localization of gamma and beta radiation sources within seconds
  • -  Equipped with a built-in gamma and beta-sensitive Geiger-Muller counter, enhancing its sensitivity to these types of radiation
  • -  Automatically sets intervals and ranges, saves dose values, and detects failures for increased reliability
  • -  Customizable multiple alarm response including voice and dose rate alarms with adjustable cumulative dose thresholds, instant light, and vibration activation
  • -  It includes ore-containing materials for detecting radioactive substances and a cobalt source for electronic accelerator radiation detection
Applications :

Dosimeters are widely used for radiation detection in nuclear facilities, environmental monitoring, agriculture, medical treatments, and materials inspection, including Cobalt sources and electronic accelerators.

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