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Fluke 481

Radiation Survey Meter

The Fluke 481 Radiation Survey Meter

is a portable and practical means

for identifying irradiated goods, and

for helping remediate contamination

and safety issues while minimally

impacting operations.

Use of the device reassures employees that

radiation risks are known, monitored and measured

for their protection. If radiation is found, a clear

and quantifiable result allows managers to comply

with federal guidelines, without overreacting with

unnecessary steps that might halt operations, impact

productivity or lead to lost revenue.

Features Include:

• Detects skin-dose (beta particle) and deep-dose (gamma)

and X-ray radiation

• Requires no adjustments; simple two button operation

• Delivers quickly read, correct value through autoranging capability

• Easily visible inside truck trailers and other low-light conditions

with automated backlight

• Works reliably indoors or outdoors thanks to sealed case

• 30 % more accurate than other available meters

• Delivers more than one week of continuous operation from two

9-volt alkaline batteries

• Proven in use by state and local governmental emergency

response professionals, state inspectors, HAZMAT teams and

nuclear power workers

• Measures both dose and dose-rate

• Useful for contamination-detection, general radiation area surveys,

radiation-level monitoring, and hazardous materials assessment

• Ruggedized Fluke design

Technical Data

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Fluke 481 Radiation Survey Meter Technical Data The Fluke 481 Radiation Survey Meter is a portable and practical means for identifying irradiated goods, and for helping remediate contamination and safety issues while minimally impacting operations. Use of the device reassures employees that radiation risks are known, monitored and measured for their protection.
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Fluke 481 Radiation Survey Meter Detector Ion chamber End users • • • • • • • • Radiation detected beta, x-ray, gamma X-ray manufacturers State inspectors Government agencies Police and fire departments Emergency response and hazmat teams Nuclear medicine labs Hospital radiation safety officers Nuclear power workers Specifications Radiation detected Beta > 100 keV Gamma > 7 keV Operating ranges, response time 0 mR/h to 5 mR/h (8 sec) 0 mR/h to 50 mR/h (2.