radHUNTER™
Handheld Radionuclide Identification Device

There are two variations of the radHUNTER  handheld radionuclide identification device. The table below clearly notates those areas where the specifications of these two variants differ.

  1. radHUNTER NGH ultra 3n
  2. radHUNTER LGH ultra 3n 

Input/Output

USB  micro USB connector, USB 2.0
Bluetooth Class 2.0; ≤10 m (32'9.7") range
GPS Built-in GPS, 12 channels. Sirf III receiver

Physical

Dimensions (W × D × H) 123 mm (4.843") × 194 mm (7.638") × 308 mm (12.126")
Mass*1 2.9 kg (6.28 lb)
Housing Material Aluminium

Environmental

Operating Temperature -20.0 °C (68.0 °F) – +50.0 °C (122.0 °F)
Relative Humidity 10% – 80%; Non Condensing
Shock According to ANSI N42.34
Rapid Temperature Change Sudden temperature change must not exceed 30 °C in order to avoid damage to the detector crystal

Performance

Energy Range (Gamma) 20 keV – 3 MeV
Throughput >250 kcps
Corrections Online linearization of scintillator spectra
Spectral Data Storage ≥1 GB on SD Card
Channel Storage 2048
Dose Rate Range 0.01 µSv/h – 1 Sv/h
Dose Range 0.1 µSv – 1 Sv
Sensitivity (137Cs) >500 cps per µSv/h
Neutron Sensitivity 11 cps/nv
Stabilization LED and 40K
Stabilization Accuracy ±1 % for temperature change rate <0.5 °C (32.9 °F)/min

Battery

Type NiMH rechargeable
Capacity 4 × 2200 mAh
Operating Time ≥8 h in Dose Rate Mode

Detectors

Gamma Detector (Dia. × L)*1 4 " × 0.75 "
Typical Resolution*1 ≤8 % @ 662 keV
Gamma GM tube
3He Neutron Detector 0.75 " × 3 "; 8 atm; surrounded by polyethelene moderator

Display

Type Blanview, TFT, true color
Size 68 mm (2.701"); 320 pixel × 240 pixel

Complete specifications available on request.