Senstate Environmental Radiation Monitor
REAL-TIME MONITORING OF ENVIRONMENTAL RADIATION FOR RADIOACTIVITY DETECTION AND EARLY WARNING OF RISKS
Applications
The Device
REAL-TIME ENVIRONMENTAL RADIATION MONITORING
Senstate ERM is a cloud-connected device for real-time monitoring of ambient radiation in outdoor or indoor conditions. The device incorporates advanced sensing components for detecting beta (electrons), gama (photons) and X-rays radiation with high immunity to RF and electrostatic fields.
Senstate ERM is a plug-n-transmit type of device that sends data over WiFi connection or 2G/3G network to a secured Cloud platform where advanced features such as data analytics, events and alarms and GiS functionalities are available.
Core Features
Cloud technologies
Wide range of applications
Live data streaming
High grade components
High precision sampling
Ultra compact
Early warning and public
data reporting
Use the build-in features for alarms and events in the Cloud system to instantly notify the respective users about reaching predefined radiation levels or integrate with any third-party systems through our API.
Use Open Data to implement public data reporting in environmental portals, web apps, live maps or build simple widgets that can be used in websites or interactive dashboards.
Sensing Capacity
Precision detection of radioactivity in medical environment, nuclear safeguards, labs, urban environments, military, industry and more.
Measurement range of dose rate
0.1 µSv/h to 100 mSv/h
Pulse count rate
5 cpm ± 15% for 1 µSv/h radiation dose rate
Detector sensitivity: 5 cpm/µSv/h
5 cpm ± 15% for 1 µSv/h radiation dose rate
Platform Features
- Events and alarms | Create events and alarms based on pre-defined conditions for instant notification of users.
- Data Explorer | Explore minute, hour and daily high, low, average, open and close data, export the data to .xlsx or .csv.
- Data analytics | Analyse history data and find annomalies or trends on a minute, hour or day scale
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