Outdoor Radiation Meters

GAO Tek multi-functional radiation detector gamma survey meter mounted on an extendable pole designed for monitoring less accessible areas or providing "safe distance" operation.

This Multifunction Outdoor Meters has 25 KeV to 7 MeV energy ranges of measurement, two AA size battery and temperature of 4 °F to 122 °F.

GAOTek nuclear radiation meter adopts a thin-walled metal cover counter tube, which is stable and reliable

GAOTek outdoor nuclear meters is a data processing unit, a large screen dot matrix LCD display, clear reading, easy to operate.

GAOTek outdoor radiator energy radiometer balance meter is a new type of net meter developed based on the traditional net radiation meter.

GAOTek area γ radiation monitor is mainly used in continuous monitoring

GAOTek portable digital radiation meter can be used to detect radium pollution in underground water, radioactivity underground drill pipes and equipment, radon radiation and cesium pollution the surrounding environment, radioactivity in building materials such as porcelain, tableware, and glasses, radioactivity f building materials such as stone, local radiation leakage and nuclear radiation pollution, radioactive substance detection of decoration materials such as landfills and garbage dumps with r clear radiation risk, homes and offices, and harmful radiation of personal valuable property and jewelry, And the X-ray intensity of X-ray apparatus from medical to industrial.

This Environmental Level Radiation Meter has a measurement range of 0.1 μ Sv/h to 100 mSv/h, 45 KeV to 3 MeV energy range, and <±20% corner response.

GAOTek radiation detection meter is a portable and practical means for identifying irradiated goods, and for helping remediate contamination and safety issues while minimally impacting operations.  

GAOTekSolar radiation meter can be used as a primary standard direct radiation meter.

Overview GAOTek total solar radiation meter uses pyroelectric sensor principle, used in conjunction with various radiation the total solar radiation,