Description
The Bleeper SV is a simple and reliable means of safeguarding all personnel against the hazards of ionising radiation by providing a clear display of dose received, audible indication of X and Gamma radiation.
The Bleeper SV operates continuously, giving a bleep at approximately 15-minute intervals in normal background radiation. The bleep rate increases with dose rate becoming a continuous tone in high radiation fields. A clear audible indication that the batteries need replacing is a change in the bleep length from one tenth of a second to one full second.
Typical operating life using standard batteries is more than one year. As a further safeguard the correct functioning of the instrument is indicated at all times by a quiet series of ‘clicks’ easily heard by holding the loudspeaker to the ear.
SPECIFICATIONS
| Bleep Rates: | Background radiation: | approx. 1 bleep every 15 mins
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| At 10 micro Sv/h: | approx. 1 bleep every 20 seconds. | |
| At 1mSv/h and above: | continuous signal to at least 60Sv/h. | |
| Energy Range: | 45 keV to 6 MeV. | |
| Temperature Range: | -20 to +50° Celsius | |
| Display: | LCD 1 microSv to 9,999,999 microSv | |
| Battery: | Two alkaline batteries size AAA. | |
| Dimensions: | 152mm x 35mm x 23mm | |
| Weight: | 160gm with batteries | |
