Authorised Indian Distributor
Saxsons Group
New Delhi, India · Since 1997
The central hub of the site radiation-monitoring system. Aggregates dose-rate, contamination, stack and air-monitor data from a large fleet of area monitors into one console — single-channel and multi-channel tables and graphs, alarm management, archived value history. Modular architecture scales from a small PET centre to a multi-vault cyclotron-and-therapy facility.
| Product role | Central server + software hub for the site radiation monitoring system (RMS) |
| Architecture | Modular — scales from a single PET-centre cluster to a multi-vault cyclotron-and-therapy facility |
| Compatible detectors | Area gamma (AGM-03), neutron (MDN-01), contamination (HF-4), stack / air (PET-01), plus environmental, air and liquid monitors |
| Connection topology | Direct LAN / RS-485 from detector to server, or LAN / RS-485 from RDU display unit to server (RDU aggregates a small cluster) |
| Display | Single-channel and multi-channel tables and graphs; user-friendly graphical interface |
| Data management | Actual + archive values; long-term trending; alarm-event log |
| Alarm management | Per-channel thresholds, escalation logic, alarm-acknowledgement workflow |
| Application areas | Nuclear facilities, waste management, ionizing-radiation metrology, environmental monitoring, nuclear medicine, non-nuclear industry |
| Deployment | On-site server + central console workstation; Saxsons commissioning + India site support |
| AERB framework | Central log serves as the AERB-inspection-ready dose-rate dossier |
The central console behind every AERB-licensed radiation programme
One RMS server aggregates the vault-side neutron field, the hot-lab area gamma monitors, the stack / exhaust monitor, the egress contamination frisker and the personnel-dose record. Inspection-time, the centre presents one coherent dose-rate dossier instead of four separate paper trails.
Lu-177 / I-131 / Ra-223 wards generate localised dose-rate fields around patient rooms and waste-store. The RMS server tracks each location independently and alarms when a region rises out of band — typically a contamination event needing rapid response.
During commissioning, the RMS server records the baseline dose-rate map across the facility. The baseline becomes the comparison point for routine operational monitoring and inspector queries.
A hospital network with multiple PET centres or theranostic centres can run one RMS architecture across sites — site-local servers federate to a central administration console for the radiation-safety officer who covers the network.
A clean RMS export — area gamma, neutron, contamination and stack trends across the inspection window — is a far stronger inspection narrative than a stack of paper printouts. The export is the audit trail.
When a dose-rate spike triggers an internal investigation, the RMS archive lets the radiation-safety officer reconstruct the timeline across every channel. The investigation runs from data, not from memory.
Without a central RMS, each area monitor produces its own local trace; correlating a vault-side neutron rise with a stack-monitor reading means walking two corridors and reading two charts. The RMS server puts every channel on one screen — the radiation safety officer correlates events instead of reconstructing them.
A first-year PET centre might deploy three area monitors and a contamination frisker — the RMS server runs that cluster fine. Year three the centre adds Lu-177 theranostics and three more area monitors; the same RMS scales without re-architecture. The capex on the server stays useful as the facility grows.
AERB inspection looks for documented dose-rate history, not just current readings. The RMS archive — every channel, every event, every alarm acknowledgement, time-stamped — is the inspection record. The hospital does not have to assemble the dose-rate dossier reactively; the RMS has been collecting it continuously.
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