NRD-01 is a rugged handheld nuclear radiation detector for buyers who need a portable instrument for screening and routine checks. The current supplier image states an energy-compensated GM tube, gamma, X-ray and beta detection, multiple measurement units, and light, vibration and sound alarms. These details give procurement teams a useful starting point, but the current data sheet and calibration evidence must still be matched to the exact order.
The blue protective frame and directional keypad are designed for a clear handheld workflow. The published image set also shows the detector, manual, charging cable and packaging box. Before purchase, confirm the language, package contents, battery, operating conditions, alarm thresholds and documents required for the destination market. NRD does not publish a fixed retail price because quantity, destination, packaging and evidence requirements affect the B2B quotation.
| Attribute | Published value | Buyer check |
|---|---|---|
| Radiation types | Gamma, X-ray and beta | Confirm sensor response and intended procedure |
| Detector | Energy-compensated GM tube | Request the current data sheet |
| Dose equivalent rate | 0.00 to 10,000 µSv/h (10 mSv/h) | Confirm accuracy and test conditions |
| Cumulative dose | 0.00 µSv to 500.0 mSv | Confirm data retention and reset behavior |
| Energy range | 48 keV to 1.5 MeV, ±30% for Cs-137 | Confirm the current supplier specification |
| Display units | nSv/h, µGy/h, mR/h, CPS and CPM | Confirm firmware and language version |
| Alarm methods | Light, vibration and sound | Confirm threshold settings |
| Power | 1100 mAh lithium battery | Confirm charging cable and operating time |
| Size | 120 × 78 × 27 mm | Confirm current production version |
| Published package | Detector, manual, charging cable and box | Confirm final packing list |
Use the model as a candidate when the task requires a handheld detector for routine object or area checks.
Describe the environment, target range, units and alarm workflow so suitability can be reviewed.
Confirm whether count-rate or dose-rate output is needed and which source types will be used.
Provide quantity, language, branding, packaging and documentation requirements before requesting an OEM route.
The current supplier image lists gamma, X-ray and beta detection, not alpha. Do not assume alpha capability. If alpha measurement is required, state it in the enquiry so a detector with an appropriate window or probe can be considered.
Calibration evidence is not treated as automatically included. Tell us the document type, standard or issuing body your procurement process requires. Availability and scope must be confirmed for the exact model and quoted order.
Branding, packaging, language and accessory requests can be reviewed for qualified B2B orders. Feasibility, MOQ, sample approval, tooling and lead time depend on the selected supplier route and final scope.
NRD-01 is sold through an enquiry-led B2B process. Quantity, destination, packaging, documents and customization affect the commercial terms. A quotation is prepared after those requirements are clear.
A Geiger-Muller sensing tube that registers ionizing events. Tube design affects radiation response and measurement use.
Radiation dose measured over time, commonly displayed here in units such as µSv/h.
The total dose recorded over a period rather than the current rate alone.
Counts per minute and counts per second show detection events. They are not automatically interchangeable with dose rate.
The photon-energy interval over which the supplier states instrument performance. Response can vary across that interval.
These supplier-provided images show the current product presentation, interface, package contents and published specification graphic.
Share your application, required quantity and any OEM requirements. We will review the request and reply with suitable product information and a quotation.
