Features • Large Backlit LCD for Ease of Reading • Autoranging, Dual Tone Audio Clicks • All-Digital Calibration • Rate, Max, and Count Modes of Operation • Alpha, Beta, or Alpha + Beta Measurements • 4-Button Intuitive Interface for Easy Operation • Splash-Resistant Construction for Outdoor Use Introduction The Model 3002 is a durable, lightweight instrument designed for alpha and beta radiation survey with an external detector. It features a large, easy-to-read LCD screen and audible alarms and is controlled using a simple five-button interface. The unit body is made of high-impact plastic and splash resistant construction allows the instrument to be used outdoors. Three modes of operation are available - RATE, MAX, and COUNT - which can be selected by pressing the MODE button. Measurements can be collected in cps, cpm, Bq, or dpm units. Pressing the a-p button switches between alpha, beta, or alpha + beta measurements. When enabled with the optional Lumic Data Logger Kit (PN: 4498-1019), data can be logged in any of the operational modes using the LOG button on the handle. Up to 1000 data points can be stored internally. Instrument setup can be done either through the front-panel controls or via the Lumic Calibration Kit (PN: 4519865). The Model 3002 is shipped ready to use with batteries and a calibration certificate. Ludlum Measurements, Inc. P.O. Box 810, Sweetwater, Texas 79556 Web: http://www.ludlums.com Tel: 800-622-0828 / 325-235-5494 / Fax: 325-235-4672 / Email: [email protected] Note: specifications subject to change without notification. We are not responsible for errors or omissions.

Specifications Part Number 48-4037 COMPATIBLE DETECTORS: alpha-beta scintillation or gas proportional DISPLAY: 3-digit auto-ranging LCD with large 20 mm (0.8 in.) digits. Units: (k)cps, (k)cpm, (k)Bq, (k)dpm. Indicators: bar graph, radiation type (alpha (α), beta (β)), MAX, ALARM, USB, audio, low battery. DISPLAY RANGE: • 0.0 cps to 99.9 kcps • 0.00 cpm to 999 kcpm • 0.00 Bq to 99.9 kBq • 0.00 dpm to 999 kdpm NOTE: Operational display ranges are dependent on the detector and dead time configuration. The minimum and maximum display can be set to limit the display to the calibrated range. LINEARITY:...