“I was amazed how fast and detailed this detector is. It helped me map out a radiation trail I never knew existed, something my old device completely missed. The app is super helpful too.” -Jason M.
✅ Protects You from Invisible Radiation Hazards: You could walk right through a dangerous radiation hotspot without knowing, risking long term exposure that harms your health and safety. This device measures radiation 20 times faster than standard counters and identifies over 25 nuclear isotopes with clear names and types, keeping you informed and safe.
✅ Live GPS Mapping and Data Sharing: Tracks radiation exposure on real-time, color-coded GPS maps. Save, share, and combine routes using free cross-platform apps for deeper insights.
✅ Versatile, Long-Lasting Performance: Includes food testing for cesium-137, logs detailed spectrum data, and offers up to seven alarm modes. Lightweight, weather-calibrated, with up to 200 hours of battery life and fast USB-C charging.
✅ Advanced Search and User-Friendly Features: Directional audio and fast-response search mode help you pinpoint radiation sources quickly. Intuitive apps display dose graphs, spectrum analysis, and event logs across devices.
Q: Can I test food or materials with this? A: Yes, the device includes a special cesium 137 food testing mode (Android now, iOS soon) for scanning items like meat or produce for radiation.
Q: Does it work without internet or cell service? A: Yes. The device can track and map radiation in real time without requiring an internet or cellular connection.
The GPS mapping is game-changing. I tracked my whole hike and even saw areas I didn’t realize had spikes
This is easily 20× faster than any radiation detector I’ve tried. Picked up hotspots in seconds while walking through a field
Very easy to use and super informative. It tells me exactly what isotope I’m looking at
Found a radiation source near an old building I had passed many times before. I would have never known otherwise
Great for testing imported goods and food. I used it on fish, and it worked just like described
