Personal X-Ray/Gamma Dosimeter Ambient Dose Equivalent
PM1605BT Personal Radiation Monitor/Dosimeter
PM1605BT Personal Radiation Monitor/Dosimeter
PM1605BT: Rugged dose monitoring for harsh jobs.
The PM1605BT is a personal electronic dosimeter that measures ambient dose equivalent and ambient dose‑equivalent rate (gamma/X‑rays) in real time. It combines an IP68 enclosure, a 1.5 m drop rating and glove‑friendly controls with Bluetooth® and USB for live monitoring, history download and threshold setup via Polismart® and PC software.
Why organisations choose this dosimeter
- Correct measurement quantity: ambient dose equivalent (and rate) for area/personnel monitoring; dose‑rate up to 10 Sv/h, dose up to 100 Sv.
- Built for extremes: IP68; −30 °C to +65 °C; 1.5 m drop; up to 98 % RH (at 40 °C); designed to withstand exposure to sea water.
- Clear alarms & display: visual, audible and vibration alarms with a large, easy‑to‑read LCD.
- Connected workflow: Bluetooth® 4.0 to Polismart® (iOS/Android) and USB to PC for real‑time viewing, history download and threshold setup.
- Long life: runs on 1 × AA (1.5 V) with ≥ 9 months typical battery life; external power via USB supported.
Key specifications
- Detector: Geiger–Müller tube
- Dose‑rate range: 0.1 µSv/h to 10 Sv/h; accuracy ±(15% + 0.0015/Ḣ)
- Dose range: 1 µSv to 100 Sv; accuracy ±15%
- Energy range/response: 48 keV–3 MeV; ±30% vs 0.662 MeV (Cs‑137)
- Alarms: visual, audible, vibration
- Memory: 2000 events
- Ingress/impact: IP68; 1.5 m drop
- Communication: USB; Bluetooth® 4.0 (FCC ID QOQBLE112; IC 5123A‑BGTBLE112)
- Power: 1 × AA (alkaline); external power via USB; battery life ≥ 9 months
- Operating conditions: −30 °C to +65 °C; 84–106.7 kPa; up to 98 % RH at 40 °C
- Dimensions/weight: ≤ 114 × 62 × 20 mm (≤ 36 mm with clip); ≤ 250 g
Frequently asked questions
What quantity does the PM1605BT measure?
It measures ambient dose equivalent and ambient dose‑equivalent rate for gamma/X‑rays using a Geiger–Müller tube.
How rugged is it?
IP68 enclosure, 1.5 m drop test, −30 °C to +65 °C, up to 98 % RH (40 °C); designed to withstand exposure to sea water.
