A combined detection device designed for the First Responder community

As requirements for additional field equipment grows, the simplicity and versatility of the Model PM1703MO-1 is a timely development. The latest in a line of advanced radiation detection pagers, the Model PM1703MO-1 provides a sensitive interdiction detector and an accurate, higher range dosimeter detector in a single package. With two detectors, end users can rely on a single device for most field applications.
 

Features: Functions in wide range of applications Exposure Rate or Easy-Mode 1-9 Available Network -Ready data feeds Rugged and watertight

Stores event data in internal non-volatile memory User-Friendly Configuration Software included Highly sensitive detector coupled with highly accurate detector

The Model PM1703MO-1 is the worlds smallest dual-detector design that meets ANSI standards for both dosimeters and PRDs. (ANSI 42.32, 42.33 Type I). Furthermore, with our power conserving design gives users over 1000 hours of use on a single “AA” battery. The two-button interface is consistent with our family of radiation detection pagers and reduces end user training requirements.

 

1703MO-1 Vehicle Mount

As an interdiction device, the sensitive scintillator will detect small traces of radiation in pedestrians, parcels, cargo or vehicles. Vehicle mounted devices will detect radiation from an adjacent vehicle or as pedestrians are passing. The alarm modes give end users the option of loud audible & visual alarms, silent vibration alarms, or both. As a dosimeter, the Model PM1703MO-1 gives the responder an accurate accumulated dose history, with alternate alarm settings and thresholds. This allows the first responder to gauge issues like reaching a present maximum total dose, or number of minutes to continue working during a radioactive event.

In the event of a widespread radiological emergency, first response teams can monitor a perimeter in real time, using the accurate dosimeter and it’s data exporting options. By feeding radiation levels back to a command center, the mitigation efforts can be appropriately balanced with worker safety.

Rugged, water resistant, and reliable, the detector and electronics have been developed to meet IEC 61526 standards for radiation protection survey instruments, IP65 standard for weather-resistant enclosure, and ANSI N42.42 for accurate collection and storage of critical information.