TELETECTOR® 6112AD Microprocessor controlled dose rate meter with telescope for measuring photon radiation (gamma and X-radiation)
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Automation und Messtechnik GmbH Carrying strap (included) Probe with two GM counting tubes Handle also serving as the battery compartment Protective cap Steel telescope, extendible up to ~4m External probe of the AmSeL family Optional accessories: Probe cover 6112B-142 Unlock key 888.1.1 Computer cable EB84-0226 Case 6605.22 Ambient light sensor controls LCD backlight Orange-coloured LED for visual warnings LCD with bright white LED backlight Speaker, emits both pleasant melodies to guide the user and aggressive warning sounds  Safety by distance: Stainless steel telescope may be exten- TELETECTOR® 6112AD ded continuously up to a total length of approximately 4m.  Wide dose rate range from 0.01 µSv/h to 10 Sv/h (or 1 µR/h Microprocessor controlled dose rate meter with telescope for to 1000 R/h) with automatic range selection and automatic switching between the two counting tubes. measuring photon radiation  Simultaneously measures current, average, and maximum (gamma and X-radiation) value of dose rate, as well as dose, also with external probes of the AmSeL family.  One freely programmable alarm thresholds for both dose and dose rate, programming mode to customize operation to Meets the AmSeL specification individual requirements. (Automess Serial Link; Amsel is the German word for Blackbird)  Permanent monitoring of counting tubes and batteries.  LCD with analogue and digital indication and automatic backlight, speaker to guide the user and emit warning tones, orange-coloured LED for additional visual warnings.  Motion sensor saves energy: automatically dims LCD backlight or even switches Teletector off when not used. TELETECTOR® is our trademark  Archive containing data of the last 496 Teletector uses. (German registration n

Technical Data Two GM counting tubes serve as detectors allowing a very wide dose rate range up to 10 Sv/h (1000 R/h). The counting tube probe is mounted at the end of a stainless steel telescope which can be continuously extended up to approximately four meters. This allows measurements at large safety distances and at places difficult to reach. Automatic range selection and automatic counting tube selection is what you expect from a modern instrument. Gamma tube LND7121, energy compensated, effective length 40 mm, sensitivity at Cs-137 approx. 5800 pulses per μSv High range detector The...