A complete range of products for Radon risk assessment, from personal exposure to reference radon measurements.
There is a wide field of applications for Radon measurement from Radon risk assessment to geological surveys.
AlphaGUARD products enjoy an international reputation as benchmark devices for the calibration of active and passive radon detectors.
Our dedicated range of products and accessories has been especially designed to meet these needs and provide accuracy in the following application fields:
– Short and long-term monitoring of Radon concentration indoor and outdoor, water and soil gas analysis
– Radon surveillance and mitigation in the workplace (according to valid radiation protection regulations)
– Geological survey, e.g. volcano watching, earthquake surveillance
AlphaE is a professional meter for Radon concentration, personal exposure and doses. This ultra-small and light-weight instrument comes with an optional belt bag, an alternative for wall-mounting.
AlphaGUARD is a portable radon monitor with high sensitivity and outstanding accuracy. It is the benchmark instrument for professional radon monitoring.
Research and specific applications
Research and specific applications
Radon monitoring for Radon calibration labs, research and expertise, specific applications (seismic survey, and so on)
Nuclear industry, NORM & Radon
Nuclear industry, NORM & Radon
Radon monitoring equipment for Radon risk assessment in NORM and nuclear industries (mining, nuclear waste disposals, oil and gas industry, and so on).
Monitoring Radon in homes and workplaces
Monitoring Radon in homes and workplaces
Saphymo’s Radon product range provides monitoring tools for mitigation, expertise missions, and personal exposure monitoring for Radon risk assessment.
31 Mar 2020
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