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Measurements in wide ranges of capacities doses and energies Measurement of dose rate and duration of exposure during short-term radiation from 0.03 s Measurement of the average dose rate of pulsed radiation with a pulse duration of 10 ns (AT1123) The possibility of remote measurements using a remote control The possibility of stationary location with external audible and visual alarms with "dry" contacts for controlling actuators The possibility to connect to a PC for organizing a continuous monitoring system with a documentation function

▪ Rapid adaptation to changes in the radiation background ▪ Audible and light alarms when gamma radiation is detected ▪ Mobility and the possibility of forming passages ▪ Self-control of components in the process of work ▪ The possibility of continuous or episodic radiation monitoring ▪ The possibility to work from a 230V, 50Hz network or from a built-in rechargeable battery Compliance with the international standard IEC 62244:2006 Stationary radiation monitors for the detection of radioactive and special nuclear materials at state borders

X–ray radiation dosimeters clinical DRC, depending on the modification, are designed for: measuring the product of the kerma (absorbed dose) in the air by the cross-sectional area of the X-ray beam (hereinafter referred to as the product of the kerma in the air by the area) when using the DRC-1, DRC-1E, DRC-1M Outline, DRC-1M dosimeters with the DRC measuring console-1M-E03, DRC-1M-E04, DRC-1M-E05, DRC-1M-E06; measurements of the product of the kerma power (absorbed dose) in the air per area (hereinafter referred to as the product of the kerma power in the air per area) using the DRK–1E and DRK-1M dosimeters equipped with the DRK-1M-E06 measuring console; measurements of the product of the kerma (absorbed dose) in the air along the length (hereinafter referred to as the product of the kerma in the air along the length) using DRK-1M-CT dosimeters; measurements of kerma (absorbed dose) in the air; measurements of the kerma power (absorbed dose) in the air when using DRK-1M dosimeters.

Technical specifications Overall dimensions of the device (mm) 113*25*14 The service life of the built-in battery is at least 300 cycles within the warranty period of the device. The sensitivity anisotropy according to Cs137 (%) is not more than 30 The full charge time of the built-in battery from the USB port of the PC or charger is no more than 4 hours. Operating time Continuous operation from a fully charged built-in battery in conditions of natural radiation background: - without the use of sound/vibration alarm for at least 2 months; - without using wireless communication and sound/vibration alarm for at least 4 months. Maximum counting speed (imp/sec) 10000 The weight of the device (g) is not more than 50 Note The Atom Fast 8850 can use a cylindrical crystal with a diameter of 10 mm and a height of 40 mm without prior notice. The energy range of the recorded photon radiation (keV) is not less than 60 - 3000 keV Working size of the scintillation detector (mm) 8*8*50 The scope of delivery USB cable for charging the built-in lithium-ion battery 1 pc. Dosimeter set—top box Atom Fast - 1 pc. Packing box 1 pc. Carrying case — 1 pc.

Dosimeter is a gamma-beta radiation radiometer for working in "dirty" conditions. Allows you to switch modes and take measurements in conditions of radioactive contamination. Measurement of the beta radiation flux density is carried out with automatic subtraction of the gamma radiation background. Purpose: measurement of the ambient dose equivalent of H*(10) gamma radiation; measurement of ambient dose equivalent of H*(10) gamma radiation; measurement of beta particle flux density; estimation of the counting rate with combined measurements of gamma and beta radiation.

Purpose: measuring the level of contamination of hands, feet (shoes) and clothing of personnel with beta-active substances and signaling when exceeding permissible levels monitoring the level of contamination with alpha-emitting radionuclides monitoring the contamination of personnel at nuclear power plants, nuclear fuel cycle enterprises (NFC), radiological laboratories, other enterprises and institutions using radioactive substances.

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)

Measurement of the power of the ambient dose equivalent and the ambient dose equivalent of neutron radiation, as well as simultaneous monitoring of the power of the ambient dose equivalent and the ambient dose equivalent of gamma radiation. A wide energy range Automatic recording and storage of at least 10,000 GPS-linked measurement results when using BOI4 The possibility of automatic data transfer to a remote server, as well as processing them in export application software when using BOI4 Audible and visual alarm of exceeding threshold levels

Gamma radiation Detection Units (BDKG-04, BDKG-22, BDKG-23, BDKG-23/1, BDKG-24, BDKG-25, BDKG-30, BDKG-32, BDKG-35, BDKG-36, BDKG-38, BDKG-204, BDKG-224, BDKG-230) are designed to use as part of stationary and mobile radiation monitoring posts and robotic devices for ground, aviation and marine applications.