Authorised Indian Distributor
Saxsons Group
New Delhi, India · Since 1997
Compact local display unit for radiation-monitoring systems. Up to four detectors connect directly via Ethernet or RS-485; the unit displays current values, signals alarm threshold crossings on integrated audible / visual alarms, and forwards the cluster to the central RMS server. 5,000-value local archive ensures the data survives a host-network outage. Ruggedised variant available for harsher install locations.
| Product role | Local touchscreen display + cluster aggregator for up to four field detectors |
| Detector connectivity | Up to 4 detectors per unit; Ethernet or RS-485 direct connection |
| Host connectivity | Ethernet uplink to RMS server |
| Display | Colour graphic touchscreen |
| Alarms | Integrated visual + audible alarms; external alarm-unit driver outputs |
| Local archive | 5,000 values per channel; storage period adjustable from 10 s upwards |
| Local commands | Preset commands from the display unit dispatched directly to connected detectors |
| Variants | Standard; ruggedised version for harsher mounting locations |
| Application areas | Nuclear facilities, waste management, ionizing-radiation metrology, environmental monitoring, nuclear medicine, non-nuclear industry |
| AERB framework | Site-deployment paperwork aligned to AERB radiation-safety expectations |
The cluster-level display between field detectors and the central RMS
Four area gamma monitors covering the cyclotron vault corridor — one display unit shows the cluster at the vault-control panel, aggregates the data upstream and triggers local annunciation when any monitor crosses an alarm threshold.
Four detectors around a hot-lab quadrant (above the dispensing bench, at the dose-calibrator, at the QC station, at egress). The display unit gives the radiopharmacist a single touchscreen showing the immediate working-area dose-rate field.
Four area monitors on the four-room Lu-177 / I-131 theranostic ward — one display unit at the nursing station shows the ward field continuously. Ward staff see the dose-rate context without leaving the station.
Mixed cluster: stack monitor + contamination frisker at egress + two area gamma monitors. The display unit shows all four at the radiation-safety officer's desk for site walk-down monitoring.
Four area gamma monitors at perimeter points around the facility. The ruggedised variant in an outdoor enclosure displays the perimeter cluster for facility-security and emergency-response use.
When the central RMS server is offline for maintenance, the display unit continues to display, archive and alarm. The 5,000-value local archive ensures the dose-rate record is preserved through the outage and synchronises to the RMS on reconnection.
Without a cluster aggregator, every field detector needs its own cable run to the central RMS — expensive, fragile, hard to extend. The display unit aggregates four detectors locally and runs one Ethernet uplink to the server. New detectors join the cluster without disturbing the upstream cable path.
When the central RMS server is down for maintenance or the building network drops, the display unit continues to display, alarm and archive. The 5,000-value buffer covers a meaningful outage; on reconnection the cluster history flows up to the server with no gap in the dose-rate record.
A vault corridor, a hot-lab clean-room boundary, an outdoor perimeter monitor cluster — these are not benign environments for a touchscreen. The ruggedised variant's housing means the display can sit where the cluster sits, not where the building HVAC permits the standard unit.
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