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EcoGamma

EcoGamma

CANBERRA's EcoGamma is an advanced environmental gamma radiation monitor designed to operate in the most extreme conditions with unsurpassed accuracy, range and stability. The EcoGamma incorporates CANBERRA's unique "Time To Count" technique for excellent accuracy and linearity throughout its 1 μR/hr to 1000 R/hr,30 keV to 5.0 MeV operating range. Its IP67 rated weatherproof aluminum enclosure assures reliable performance in demanding operating environments. The monitor’s historical database logs operational data, and its 180 day storage capability safeguards vital information from temporary loss of communication. The EcoGamma’s platform neutral firmware application enables two-way communication via web, connected system or computer.

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