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Electronic personal dosimeter (EPD) clipped to lab coat for real-time radiation exposure monitoring
Hp(10)
personal dose equivalent
γ + X-ray
radiation types covered
Real-time
dose + dose-rate readout
Audible · visual · vibration
alarm modes
IR / USB
data download to PC

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Saxsons Group

New Delhi, India · Since 1997

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Nuclear Medicine NM-027 AERB Importable Hp(10) γ + X-ray Real-time + alarm AERB-compliant

Electronic Personal Dosimeter Real-Time Occupational Dose Monitoring

Electronic personal dosimeter for real-time occupational radiation exposure monitoring in nuclear medicine, theranostic and radiopharmacy departments. Continuous gamma + X-ray Hp(10) dose and dose-rate readout, configurable audible / visual / vibration alarms, multi-month battery life and IR / USB data communication. The active companion to the passive TLD / OSL badge — immediate feedback during the working day.

Key Features

  • Electronic personal dosimeter (EPD) measuring personal dose equivalent Hp(10) — the operational quantity for occupational external-exposure monitoring
  • Solid-state silicon-detector technology — direct dose readout, no flow gas, no chemistry, no annealing cycle
  • Radiation coverage: gamma and X-ray across the diagnostic and therapeutic energy range
  • Real-time digital display of accumulated dose AND instantaneous dose rate — operator sees the current radiation environment, not just the cumulative exposure
  • Configurable alarm thresholds for cumulative dose and instantaneous dose rate
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All Features

  • Electronic personal dosimeter (EPD) measuring personal dose equivalent Hp(10) — the operational quantity for occupational external-exposure monitoring
  • Solid-state silicon-detector technology — direct dose readout, no flow gas, no chemistry, no annealing cycle
  • Radiation coverage: gamma and X-ray across the diagnostic and therapeutic energy range
  • Real-time digital display of accumulated dose AND instantaneous dose rate — operator sees the current radiation environment, not just the cumulative exposure
  • Configurable alarm thresholds for cumulative dose and instantaneous dose rate
  • Multi-mode alarm: audible (buzzer), visual (LED), vibration — operator-selectable per environment
  • Multi-month battery life on a single cell — multi-week or full-quarter deployment without recharging
  • IR / USB communication for download of dose history to PC; per-operator dose-log retention
  • Robust IP-rated enclosure — survives clip-on lab-coat use, occasional drops, dispensary spill environments
  • AERB-compliant occupational dose record — complements the passive TLD / OSL badge with real-time data
  • Suitable for nuclear-medicine hot-lab staff, theranostic ward nurses, cyclotron operators, radiopharmacy technicians, radiation-safety officer field work
  • Calibration certificate supplied; in-country annual calibration support available

Technical Specifications

Measured quantity Personal dose equivalent Hp(10) — ICRP-defined operational quantity for external exposure monitoring
Radiation coverage Gamma and X-ray across the diagnostic and therapeutic energy range
Detector Solid-state silicon diode detector
Dose / dose-rate display Real-time cumulative dose AND instantaneous dose rate on the device LCD
Alarms Configurable cumulative-dose AND instantaneous-dose-rate alarms; audible + visual + vibration modes
Power Multi-month battery life on a single cell (model-specific)
Data communication IR or USB to PC; dose-history download and per-operator log retention
Enclosure IP-rated for clip-on lab-coat use; tolerates dispensary-environment exposure
Calibration Certificate supplied; in-country annual calibration support available
AERB framework Compliant occupational dose record; complements passive TLD / OSL badge
Form factor Compact clip-on device — worn at chest height under lab coat or over apron

Applications

The active companion to the passive badge — real-time feedback during the working day

Nuclear-medicine hot-lab staff

Real-time dose-rate readout during high-activity dispensing days (theranostic prep, Lu-177 / I-131 patient dosing). Operator sees the current radiation environment and adjusts behaviour mid-shift rather than learning the cumulative exposure at the next badge read.

Theranostic ward — Lu-177 / I-131 nursing staff

Continuous dose-rate monitoring during patient bedside care. Vibration alarm at a configurable rate-threshold gives a non-audible cue to step back — useful in patient-care environments where audible alarms would be disruptive.

Cyclotron operator

Beam-on / beam-off interlock work, target service, hot-cell access — the EPD records actual occupational dose during high-rate events, complementing the passive badge.

Radiopharmacy clean-room

F-18 / Ga-68 / Lu-177 dispensing and QC work. The EPD's real-time readout flags an unusual dose-rate spike — useful for detecting an unshielded vial or a damaged shielding cap before the cumulative dose accumulates.

RSO field work

Inspection visits to wards, source-storage areas, waste rooms. Continuous dose record across the inspection day rather than relying on the inspector's memory of where they've walked.

Trainee dose-awareness

New radiopharmacy / NM-technologist trainees benefit from real-time dose feedback — the EPD makes the otherwise-invisible field visible during the first months of clinical work.

Why Electronic Personal Dosimeter?

Real-time
See dose accumulate during the shift

A passive TLD / OSL badge reports cumulative dose at month-end — a feedback loop that's too slow to change operator behaviour. An EPD reads in real time, so the operator who walks too close to an unshielded vial sees the dose-rate jump and steps back. The badge still gets the legally-defined record; the EPD adds the behavioural feedback loop.

Hp(10)
The ICRP-defined operational quantity

Hp(10) is the ICRP-defined personal dose equivalent at 10 mm tissue depth — the right quantity for whole-body external gamma exposure monitoring. The EPD reports directly in Hp(10), so the dose record maps onto the AERB occupational-dose limit without conversion factors that have to be defended at inspection.

Vibration
Silent alarm for patient-care use

Audible alarms are disruptive in patient-care settings. Vibration alarm gives the operator a non-audible cue at the configured dose-rate threshold — useful at theranostic patient bedsides where audible disturbance would compromise patient comfort.

Catalogs & Resources

Manufacturer product page. Contact Saxsons for AERB documentation, calibration scheduling and India training support.

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