The Model 9DP is a pressurized ion chamber meter that provides highly sensitive measurements of radiation exposure and exposure rate.

This video provides an overview of the Model 9DP control panel buttons and their functionality.

A demonstration of how to depressurize the Model 9DP Ion Chamber. This video shows how to open the 9DP chassis to expose the ion chamber and how to release the pressurized gas.

The Model 3 is a general purpose, analog ratemeter that can be used with a variety of GM and scintillation detectors for radiation surveying.

The Model 26 Frisker combines counting electronics with a GM detector in a single, easy-to-use instrument for measuring contamination on personnel and objects. It includes three different counting modes and can display measurements in cpm or cps units.

The Model 4525 Series of vehicle monitors are used to detect orphan radiation sources and NORM (naturally occurring radioactive materials) entering facilities such as scrap yards, recycling companies, landfills, and foundries.

The Model 14C survey meter supports operating two separate radiation detectors, an internal GM detector and an external GM or scintillation detector.

The Model 375 is a digital area monitor controller for radiation measurement or detection. It can be combined with many different detectors and is equipped with a large digital LED display and alarms.

A guide on how to use and operate a Model 26 frisker.