ScintiTRACER XL2, Autonomous gamma dose rate & spectrometric probe - Bertin Technologies

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ScintiTRACER XL2, Autonomous gamma dose rate & spectrometric probe

The ScintiTRACER XL2 is designed for continuous measurement, recording, and transmission of gamma dose in the environment, with the capability to transmit the gamma spectrum for further analysis.

The ScintiTRACER XL2 is an environmental gamma dose rate and spectroscopic probe designed to deliver optimal performance for routine and emergency management in various situations. Embracing a new approach to environmental monitoring, this probe offers quick installation and high autonomy. Due to its extremely low power consumption, the ScintiTRACER XL2 can operate completely autonomously with a 10 Wp solar panel. In the absence of a solar panel or sunlight, the internal battery provides sufficient power for the program for a minimum of 8 days.

The NaI(Tl) scintillator, which replaces the low-dose Geiger-Müller (GM) tube used in the standard GammaTRACER XL2, provides excellent sensitivity, especially useful for the detection of small dose rate increases in low radiation backgrounds. Thanks to its characteristics, this scintillator can detect subtle changes in a low radiation background that might go unnoticed with less sensitive technologies.

Additionally, this scintillator can transmit a detailed gamma spectrum to the data center, thereby facilitating an in-depth analysis of detected events. This ability to identify nuclides is a major advantage, particularly in situations where it is crucial to know the exact nature of the present radiation to assess risks and take appropriate measures.

Detector

NaI(Tl) scintillator for low dose rate range.
GM tube for high dose rate range.

Energy Range

From 50 keV to 3 MeV.

Measuring range

5 nSv/h to 1 Sv/h.
Optional: 5 nSv/h to 10 Sv/h.

Measurement cycle

1, 2, 5, 10, 15, 30, 60, 120 min.

Power supply

• Internal rechargeable battery: 7.5 Ah, autonomy > 8 days
• External solar panel 10 Wp
• 12 V external power supply

Communication interfaces

Infrared, RS232/RS485 interface, Bluetooth, GSM/4G/LTE/GPS, Iridium Satellite CAT M1.
Redundant data transmission possible.

Built-in sensors

Temperature, Humidity and Movement sensors.

Additional sensors

• Rain sensor for quantitative measurement
• Meteo sensors (wind speed, direction, quantity of rain, humidity, pressure)

Dimensions

Ø 90 mm (Ø flange 130 mm) x 680 mm.

Data storage

Up to 5 000 values (depends on the options).

Weight

3.5 kg (incl. battery, GSM, antennas etc.).

Housing

Aluminum, anodized, wall thickness:
2 mm, Nano painted to avoid adhesion of radioactive particles.
Use of drying agent in the housing (no Nitrogen) for easy and safe exchange of built-in batteries and e.g. SIM-cards.

Options

• Supports (wall support, tripod for use in uneven terrain, etc.)
• External 10 Wp solar power options
• Alarm unit, Alarm display unit, Display unit
• Meteorological sensors

The probe is suitable for both routine and emergency applications. It is highly sensitive, accurate and can be coupled with additional sensors.

Very low power consumption assures long autonomy, in combination with a 10 Wp solar panel, autonomy is endless.

All GammaTRACER types have a quality assurance (QA) system.

The ScintiTRACER XL2 probe operates autonomously and withstands extreme climatic and environmental conditions. The device can transmit a gamma spectrum for further analysis and nuclide identification.

DataEXPERT10, a professional user-friendly database, communication, and data analysis software, guarantees both simple and safe access to the stored data as well as its powerful visualization, and fast and precise analysis. Instrument data can be accessed and visualized via any standard browser.

• Quantitative rain sensor
• Vaisala meteo sensor
• Mast/Wall support
• Wind-safe tripod
• Pole for concrete socket
• DataVIEW PRO software for local communication

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