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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Chapter Page 1 Introduction How the Inspector+ Detects Radiation Precautions 2 Features The Display The Switches The Detector The Input/Output Ports 3 Operation Units of Measurement Starting the Inspector+ Autoranging Operating in Dose Rate Modes Operating in Total/Timer Mode Taking a Timed Count Using Dose Rate Modes While Timer is On Taking a Total Count... -
Page 3: Introduction
1 Introduction The Inspector is a health and safety instrument that is optimized to detect low levels of radiation. It measures alpha, beta, gamma, and x-ray radiation. Its applications include: • Detecting and measuring surface contamination • Monitoring possible radiation exposure while working with radionuclides •... -
Page 4: The Display
(5) Set Button GM Center Indicator (4) Timer Switch (6) Plus & Minus Buttons Figure 2 End Panel View The Display The LCD (liquid crystal display) shows various indicators according to the mode setting, function being performed, and battery condition. (F) X1000 (G) CAL (H) Utility Menu, Timer,... -
Page 5: The Detector
Timer Switch (Figure 2 (4)) Off. The timer is not operating. Set. The length of the timed period can now be set using the “+” and “-” buttons. If the timer is already operating, the display shows the time remaining in the timed period. The timer is operating, and the display shows the total counts accumulated so far in the timed period. -
Page 6: Starting The Inspector
Starting the Inspector Before starting the Inspector , install a standard 9-volt alkaline battery in the battery compartment in the lower rear. Note: Place the battery against the bottom wall and make sure the wires are placed along the side of the battery and not under Start Up. -
Page 7: Taking A Timed Count
Taking a Timed Count When a timed count is taken over a longer period, the average count per minute is more accurate, and any small increase is more significant. For example, if one 10-minute average is one count higher than another 10-minute average, the increase may be due to normal variation. -
Page 8: Options
3. To select an option, push the “Set” button and the “SET” icon is displayed. 4. Use the “+” or “-” buttons to toggle between choices and press the “Set” button to enter the new value. The instrument will continue to operate in the Utility Menu mode, and the display will show "0" and "MENU". To adjust another Utility Menu option, repeat the above steps. -
Page 9: Maintenance
5 Maintenance The Inspector requires regular calibration and careful handling to assure good measurements. Use the following guidelines to maintain the Inspector properly. Calibration The Inspector should be calibrated as often as your regulations require, or in any case, at least once a year. The best way to calibrate is using a calibrated source. -
Page 10: Calibrating Electronically
check when the Inspector is first turned on. Calibrating Electronically You can calibrate electronically using a pulse or function generator. Electronic calibration requires a cable with a 2.5 mm plug, with the tip carrying the signal. Follow these steps: 1. Set the signal height to 3.3 volts and a positive pulse width of 85 microseconds. CAUTION: Do not inject a pulse when the Inspector is turned off. -
Page 11: Service
Service CAUTION: Do not send a contaminated instrument for repair or calibration under any circumstances. There are no user serviceable parts inside instrument. If the Inspector+ requires servicing, please contact your distributor or the manufacturer at the following address: S.E. International, Inc. P.O. -
Page 12: Appendix A - Technical Specifications
A becquerel (Bq) is equivalent to one disintegration per second. Appendix A - Technical Specifications Detector: Internal Halogen-quenched Geiger-Mueller tube. Effective dia. 1.75” (45 mm). Mica window density 1.5- 2.0 mg/cm2. External RAP-RS1 Same detector as internal. Anodized aluminum Inspector EXP+ only housing with black vinyl grip. -
Page 13: Appendix C Inspector Exp+ Carrying Case
Appendix C Inspector EXP+ Carrying Case The carrying case has a clear window panel providing full view of the readout, count light and access to the switches. Convenient hand straps and a belt loop are provided for carrying the instrument. The unique design of attaching the probe to the carrying case allows one handed operation. -
Page 14: Appendix D- Options
Windows platform and can be used with the Inspector, Digilert 50, and Geiger Radiation Monitors. As an option, any of our Radiation Alert® instruments can be modified to interface with the Observer. The Observer reads in Counts, CPM, and CPS and has the ability to collect, log, and perform statistical analysis on the data received. -
Page 15: Warranty
Warranty LIMITED WARRANTY WARRANTOR: S.E. International, Inc., P.O. Box 39, 436 Farm Road, Summertown, TN 38483-0039, USA, (931) 964- 3561 ELEMENTS OF WARRANTY: S.E. International, Inc., warrants for 90 days the Geiger-Mueller tube and for one year all materials and craftsmanship in this product to be free from all defects with only the limitations set out below. WARRANTY DURATION: The warranty shall terminate and be of no further effect one year (90 days on the GM tube) after the original date of purchase of the product or at the time the product is: a) damaged or not maintained as is reasonable or necessary, b) modified, c) repaired by someone other than the warrantor for a defect or malfunction covered... -
Page 16: Calibration Database Application
Cut along dotted line CALIBRATION DATABASE APPLICATION name model name company serial no. (Inside battery compartment or rear label) address City, state, zip code +4 calibrations per year (circle) 1 2 3 4 phone number date placed in service Mail to Attn: Robert Russell S.E.