GQ GMC-300E Geiger Counter Nuclear Radiation Detector Data Recorder Beta Gamma X-ray
About this item
- Newer GMC300EPlus Fulfill of gmc-300 series geiger counter for nuclear radiation
- Text, graphic and large font mode provide visualized radiation changes
- Usb connection for both communication and data communication
- Package weight of the Product: 6 Ounces
Description
Product Details
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| asin | B00IN8TJYY |
| batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| manufacturer | GQ Electronics |
| best sellers rank | #11 in Lab Radiation Protection Supplies |
| item model number | GMC300EPlus Fulfill |
| product dimensions | 5 x 2.8 x 1 inches; 6 ounces |
| date first available | January 13, 2012 |
| is discontinued by manufacturer | No |
FAQ
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Is the GQ GMC-300E Geiger Counter sold by Curatcart India 100% authentic?
Yes, Curatcart India guarantees that the GQ GMC-300E Geiger Counter you purchase is completely authentic and original. We source our products directly from authorized distributors to ensure quality.
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What types of radiation can the GQ GMC-300E detect?
The GQ GMC-300E Geiger Counter is capable of detecting beta particles, gamma rays, and X-rays. It's designed for accurate measurement of radiation levels, providing reliable data for various applications.
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How do I properly use the GQ GMC-300E Geiger Counter?
To use the GQ GMC-300E, turn on the device and select the desired measurement mode. Simply point the detector towards the radiation source, and the readings will be displayed on the screen for your analysis.
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What are the main benefits of using the GQ GMC-300E?
The GQ GMC-300E offers precise radiation detection, data logging capabilities, and real-time display of radiation levels. It is user-friendly and suitable for both professional and personal use, making it an essential safety tool.
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What features does the GQ GMC-300E have for data recording?
The GQ GMC-300E includes built-in memory for logging radiation data over time. It can record measurements, allowing you to analyze trends and changes in radiation levels for better safety assessments.