Morgan - Morgan Mini Monitor Series 900 Geiger Counter

Applications & Use Cases

• Detecting and measuring ionising radiation levels in laboratory and industrial settings.
• Monitoring environmental radiation for safety and compliance.
• Educational demonstrations and research in physics and chemistry.
• Identifying radioactive contamination on surfaces or in samples.
• Health physics applications for personnel and area monitoring.

Typical Specifications

Typical detection range

Commonly detects alpha, beta, and gamma radiation, with specific sensitivity depending on the detector tube.

Power supply

Typically battery-operated for portability, often using standard AA or 9V cells.

Display type

Units of this type commonly feature an analogue meter for instantaneous readings and an audible clicker.

Detector type

Most frequently employs a Geiger-Müller tube, often an end-window type for broader detection.

Measurement units

Typically displays readings in counts per second (cps) or counts per minute (cpm), and sometimes dose rate units like µSv/hr.

Portability

For this class of equipment, units are highly portable, designed for handheld operation.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What types of radiation can a Mini Monitor Series 900 typically detect?

  Units in this series are generally capable of detecting alpha, beta, and gamma radiation. The specific sensitivity and efficiency for each type depend on the installed Geiger-Müller tube.

• Is this unit suitable for professional industrial use?

• What kind of maintenance does a Geiger counter require?

• Can this Geiger counter measure specific isotopes?

• What is the typical lifespan of the Geiger-Müller tube?