GammaTRACER Spider

Radiation type:

X and Gamma

Detector type:

2 energy-compensated Geiger-Mueller tubes

Measuring unit:

H*(10)

Dose rate measurement range:

from 20 nSv/h to 1 Sv/h (optional 10 Sv/h)

Measurement cycle:

From 1 to 120 minutes

Energy range:

From 45 keV to 2 MeV (IEC60846-1:2009)

Internal storage:

up to 12,000 data sets

Built-in sensors:

GPS, temperature, movement

Operating temperature:

From – 20 °C to + 50 °C / -4°F to 122°F (optional -30 °C to +60 °C / -22°F to 140°F)

Battery autonomy:

4 years without data transmission (rechargeable battery), up to 3 years with data transmission

Communication Interfaces:

Infrared, ShortLINK/SkyLINK radio module, Iridium satellite modem

IP Index:

IP 68 (hermetically sealed housing)

Easy to deploy:

With its ultra-compact system, the GammaTRACER Spider is very simple to deploy, and provides maximum protection for first responders.

Emergency solution:

Emergency-proof communication options SkyLINK/ShortLINK radio (up to 100 km/60 miles) or satellite modem (Iridium) make it a good solution for emergency applications.

Autonomous system:

Its rechargeable battery (up to four years of operation), built-in GPS and wide measurement range (20 nSv/h to 10 Sv/h) make it perfectly suited to the very fast extension of monitoring networks (in combination with other GammaTRACER or SpectroTRACER probes for instance).

Based on the proven GammaTRACER design, the GammaTRACER Spider also has its energy-saving chip technology. The hermetically sealed weatherproof probe, housing the GM detectors as well as all electronic components, operates completely autonomously and is independent of any physical connections, thus resisting extreme climatic and environmental conditions.

Built-in SkyLINK/ShortLINK radio modem for data transmission up to 100 km/60 miles (SkyLINK), 5 km/3 miles (ShortLINK), depending on site conditions. Built-in Iridium satellite modem, worldwide coverage. Redundant server topology for high availability requirements. Transport and storage case.