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Device: Radiation Counter
Manufacturer: Packard Instrument
Model: Cobra II Auto-Gamma 5010

Location: United States, Maryland

4496 4,496

1989

282057177

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Device: Radiation Counter
Manufacturer: Technical Associates
Model: PUG-7A

Location: Canada, Quebec

400 400

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984631268

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Device: Radiation Counter
Manufacturer: Ludlum
Model: 14C

Location: United States, Florida

600 600

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261550215

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Device: Radiation Counter
Manufacturer: Rados Technology
Model: RDS-80

Location: United States, California

1115 1,115

2011

838401723

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Device: Radiation Counter
Manufacturer: Victoreen
Model: CDV-700 6B

Location: United States, Florida

600 600

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361550105

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Device: Radiation Counter
Manufacturer: Rados Technology
Model: RAD-60

Location: United States, California

443 443

2011

516353501

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Device: Radiation Counter
Manufacturer: Biodex Medical Systems
Model: Hot Lab Complete

Location: United States, New Jersey

Negotiable

2009

827925212

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Device: Radiation Counter
Manufacturer: Beckman
Model: LS 5000TA

Location: United States, California

500 500

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514743101

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Device: Radiation Counter
Manufacturer: Fluke Biomedical
Model: DPM2Plus

Location: United States, Vermont

Negotiable

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Radiation Counter may also be referred to as :

Radiation Meter | Radiation Detector | Radiation Counter | Geiger Meter | Geiger Counter | Gas-Filled Radiation Survey Meter, Geiger-Muller | Radiation Survey Meter, Geiger-Muller

Tips for buying Radiation Counter

1. For detailed calibration requirements of specific survey meters, facilities should contact the appropriate regulatory agencies.
2. All radiation counters should have an audio speaker.
3. These radiation counter units should detect, at minimum, gamma and x-ray radiation, with a shorter response time than 20 seconds.
4. Radiation counters that are battery-powered should provide a low-battery alarm - visible and audible - to alert when battery voltage falls below the level needed for an adequate operation.