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NukAlert™            

Personal Radiation Monitor and Alarm 

NukAlert™ is a state-of-the-art personal radiation monitor designed to respond to gamma ray and x-ray radiation fields and produce audible alarm chirp groups at specific time intervals. Proven and verified tested by National Radiological Lab, the device is always “ON”, constantly monitoring for acutely dangerous levels of radiation. The long-life battery is rated for 10 years of service.

 

The device is based on a Cadmium Sulphide photocell and radioluminescent rare earth phosphor (scintillator).

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DETECTS BOTH X-RAY AND GAMMA RADIATION

SENSITIVITY RANGE:   0.1  R/h  - 50+ R/h

 

- 24/7 monitoring, ten+ year battery 

- Verification testing by National Radiological Lab 
- Instruction manual with nuclear survival strategies
- 1 year warranty 

- Quantity pricing available 

 

 

$160.00

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NukAlert™
Personal Radiation Monitor and Alarm 

 

Most modern radiation detectors were designed for 'peace time' low-level radiation use and would not detect the higher, more dangerous, levels associated with nuclear emergencies. While they might be adequate for measuring natural background radiation levels and above to a point, most would 'max out' well before the radiation levels approached anything near life-threatening.

 

Cresson H. Kearny, author of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory book Nuclear War Survival Skills, notes in Ch.10:

"Instruments that measure only milliroentgen-range dose rates are sold for war use by some companies. Since most Americans have no idea what size of radiation doses would incapacitate or kill them, and do not even know that a milliroentgen is 1/1000 of a roentgen, some people buy instruments that are capable of measuring maximum dose rates of only one roentgen or less per hour. The highest dose rate that it can measure, one roentgen per hour, is far too low to be of much use in a nuclear war."

Low-range Geiger counter type instruments, like the CD V-700, would be helpful if decontamination was required later, but without a higher-range detector first warning you away from the higher, most dangerous, areas of radiation, the opportunity to later even use a low-range meter may never come!

 

Another serious drawback of currently available 'portable' radiation detectors was their very limited useful battery life and size. These limitations made them both difficult to keep "ON" 24/7 and to have it with you personally throughout the day and night as close as your car keys normally are.

 

The state-of-the-art, NukAlert™ sensor is based on a Cadmium Sulphide photocell exposed to light emitted by a radioluminescent rare earth phosphor (scintillator). 

 

When x-ray or gamma radiation is detected within the active sensitivity range, the device will issue an series of audible chirps, alerting the owner. In order to determine the actual radiation level, simply locate the chirp count on the table located on the back of the device.

 

NukAlert™ monitors and samples the immediate environment continuously, 24/7. The long-life battery combined with this sensor technology provides continuous monitoring for a minimum of ten years with enough reserve to respond and alarm to a prolonged radiation emergency. The rugged device is completely sealed to prevent moisture or contaminants from affecting its operation.

 

 

We see acquiring a NukAlert™ the same as buying family insurance, just like medical or life insurance, where you get it even though you still hope/pray never to have to use it. (Also, too, just like insurance, it'll likely not be readily available after the fact either!) But, with it, know when the "We interrupt this program for a Special Bulletin..." comes across the TV or radio, and your family looks to you, you will be much better prepared for the worst and to then survive it.