If you are new to using analog radiation detection instruments, this how-to guide will teach you how to read the meter properly.

This video covers the three main types of meter faces used with instruments that have a multiplier selector switch, demonstrated with the Ludlum Model 3. A final example shows how to read an instrument with a range selector switch, demonstrated with the Ludlum Model 19.

The Model 2363 survey meter has an internal GM detector and with the Model 42-41 PRESCILA neutron detector is used to measure gamma and neutron radiation. This video provides an overview of how to operate the instrument.

The Model 240 Alpha-Beta Floor and Wall Monitor allows a user to quickly survey large areas for alpha and beta contamination. This video provides a brief overview of the instrument and demonstrates the different ways the large detector array can be oriented.

The Model 3019 is a highly sensitive microR survey meter used for background measurements of gamma radiation. It uses an internal 2.5 x 1.9 cm (1 x 0.75 in.) CsI scintillation detector and can measure gamma radiation levels up to 500 µSv/h (50 mR/hr).

An overview of how to change the alarm settings on the Ludlum Model 3001 survey meter.

The Model 3277/1 is a wall-mount or desktop instrument that can be used for frisking personnel or objects for alpha and beta contamination. This video demonstrates how the Model 3277/1 visually and audibly distinguishes between alpha and beta radiation.

The Model 2241-3RK2 Emergency Response Kit includes the basic radiation measurement tools required to rapidly react to a radiological emergency. It includes three detectors, a Model 44-9 alpha-beta-gamma detector, a Model 44-2 high-energy gamma detector, and a Model 133-6 gamma detector, matched with the Model 2241-3 digital scaler-ratemeter.

The Model 193-6 is a highly sensitive gamma microR survey meter with extended reach capability. It has a very sensitive 15.2 x 2.5 cm (6 x 1 in.) plastic scintillator detector mounted at the end of a 1.2 m (4 ft) long pole to facilitate reaching elevated areas.

The Model 23 Series are compact and lightweight Electronic Personal Dosimeters ideal for the measurement and general monitoring of gamma and X-ray radiation exposure.

This video shows how to use the Dosimeter Setting Device and Software Kit to take data directly from the dosimeter via infrared communication to a PC.

The Model 3078 Series Stretch Scopes allow the user to investigate areas of suspected gamma contamination while maintaining distance from potentially high fields of radioactivity.