This article introduces information about the YD-810 Online X and Gamma Radiation Alarm (Wireless Version), including application scenarios, hardware parameters, compatible host computer software, and on-site installation scenarios. The wireless radiation alarm is easy to install, offers superior performance, high accuracy, and is suitable for locations where aesthetics are a consideration.

Overview

The YD-810 Online X and Gamma Radiation Alarm (Wireless Version) is an area radiation monitor that provides 24-hour continuous online monitoring of X and gamma rays in a location. It features a high-speed embedded CPU, a 3.5-inch IPS touch LCD display, and uses either a GM tube detector or scintillator detector as the core of this high-performance radiation monitor. It not only meets the requirements for fast real-time monitoring but also offers simplicity and user-friendliness in operation. Additionally, installation and maintenance are convenient and quick. Depending on site requirements, optional radiation area monitoring software can be selected.

Performance Features

■ Equipped with a high-speed embedded microprocessor, ensuring real-time monitoring data and status.
■ Features a 3.5-inch 1024×600 IPS LCD display with a Chinese operating interface, making it easy to use and operate.
■ Dose rate units can be switched (μGy/h, μSv/h).
■ Integrated probe and display for convenient on-site data viewing.
■ Continuously adjustable alarm thresholds (factory default settings: high threshold 25 μGy/h, low threshold 0.0 μGy/h).
■ Real-time display of each probe’s status: normal/alarm/overload/offline.
■ Multiple alarm methods for probes: audible and visual alarms (standard); expandable to external alarms and relay switch alarms.
■ Each probe supports two alarm modes (upper limit alarm/lower limit alarm), flexibly applicable to various radiation safety alarm scenarios.
■ The main unit automatically records threshold alarms and stores them, with no loss of data after power failure; manual query of threshold alarm records is available.
■ Real-time clock function, displaying year, month, and day in real time; power failure does not affect clock operation.
■ Communication methods: wireless network; or wired communication.

Application Scope

■ Radioactive waste storage facilities, industrial non-destructive testing ■ Isotope application sites, gamma irradiation ■ Hospital X-ray diagnostics, cobalt-60 applications, nuclear medicine departments, nuclear power plants.