X-ray personal dosimeter RadWatch®

X-ray personal dosimeter - RadWatch® - LANDAUER
X-ray personal dosimeter - RadWatch® - LANDAUER
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Characteristics

Ionizing radiation
X-ray

Description

Military & First Responders Worn on the wrist or chest, RadWatch is designed for rugged conditions and is sophisticated enough to monitor and measure even a low-level radiation dose from any radiation incidents or threats in the field. Developed in collaboration with the U.S. Army, these lightweight dosimeters use LANDAUER’S trusted Optically Stimulated Luminescence (OSL) technology and feature primary and backup detectors for responder safety. The RadLight reader is used to analyze the RadWatch. How to Handle Your RadWatch Note that inside components are as follows (do not disassemble the RadWatch dosimeter): RadWatch dosimeters with wrist scraps are shipped separately; upon receipt immediately attach wrist scraps to RadWatch dosimeters to ensure: • RadWatch is ready to go in case of an incident • The wrist strap is not misplaced or lost Dosimeter Labeling ID labels can be placed on the front of the RadWatch dosimeter Each RadWatch dosimeter contains an RFID chip that contains dosimeter information including serial number Serial numbers are also engraved on the base and side Dosimeter Storage RadWatch dosimeters should be stored in a radiation-free area Dosimeters should be stored with other Emergency Response supplies Dosimeters have no shelf life Wearing Instructions Dosimeters can be worn inside protective clothing Cleaning Instructions Do not disassemble the dosimeter for cleaning No restrictions with cleaning the outside of the dosimeter prior to reading RadWatch Dosimeter Readout A RadLight Reader is used to analyze the RadWatch Dosimeter • Reader is very portable and can be used in the field
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