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Noble gas monitor UDG-03D

Noble gas monitor UDG-03D
  1. Noble gas monitor UDG-03D
  2. Noble gas monitor UDG-03D

Noble gas monitor UDG-03D

Measurement of volumetric activity of beta-emitting radioactive gases (argon, krypton, xenon), adapted to the measurement of the rapidly changing volume activity in various technological processes.

• Gamma background compensation
• Audible and visual alarm signals of the excess of preset thresholds
• Periodic calibration by means of standard beta-source

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