RAID XP
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Innovation with Integrity Defence CBRNE

New Dimension in NC Detection The development of the very latest Bruker detection system stems from recognition that the security situation in recent years has changed considerably. Customers now acknowledge the existence of asymmetric threats and a new capability is required to reflect these changes. It has been widely reported that there are many radiation sources worldwide that terrorists could use in combination with conventional explosives to produce a „dirty bomb“. Recent intelligence suggests that conventional explosives could also be used in conjunction with Chemicial Warfare Agents...

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Clear and Unambiguous Indification of Nuclear and Chemical Threats The two display concept provides a clear and unambiguous indication of the NC threat assessment. A warning is given by acoustical and optical alarm. The RAID-XP has an internal memory for the results of the N and C sensors in combination with time and geographic location, which can be provided by a GPS receiver. The RAID-XP is able to identify, classify, quantify, and continuously monitor concentration levels of CWA’s specified. The identity of substances detected is either indicated by class “G”, “H” or “T”, or the specific...

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Technical Specifications Detection range Low ppb up to several ppm (substance specific) Basic Unit Weight 6,7 kg (without battery) Spare parts No requirement to change consumables when RAID-XP detects a challenge, any consumables used are kept to a minimum and have maximum life. Low-maintenance concept for the operator Power Supply External power supply, accumulator/ battery Low voltage DC power (10-30 V DC nominal) Mains power supply: 230 V 50 Hz (110 V 60 Hz) AC 0,5 - max. 4A Radiation active source Ni-63 with 100 MBq activity Battery Lithium MnO2 battery, non rechargeable (Weight: 3,3...

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