The BERTHOLD LB 4460 is a gamma radiation measurement and control device used in various applications, particularly in industrial and scientific settings.

Product Name

BERTHOLD LB 4460 Controller

Product Description

The BERTHOLD LB 4460 is a compact, high-performance radiation measurement controller designed for applications in nuclear power plants, medical facilities, research laboratories, and environmental monitoring. It enables precise detection and measurement of gamma radiation, providing real-time monitoring and analysis capabilities.

Product Parameters and Specifications

• Measurement Type: Gamma radiation
• Detector Compatibility: Compatible with various types of gamma detectors (e.g., ionization chambers, scintillation detectors)
• Measurement Range: Typically covers a wide range of gamma radiation levels (specifics depend on the detector used)
• Display: Digital display for real-time radiation level readouts
• Output: Analog and digital output (e.g., 4-20 mA, RS-232, or Ethernet for data logging)
• Calibration: User-friendly calibration procedures
• Signal Processing: Advanced signal processing algorithms for accurate measurements
• Operating Temperature: Generally operational in a wide range of temperatures (specifics may vary based on model)
• Power Supply: Available in various power supply options (battery, AC supply)
• Dimensions and Weight: Compact design for easy installation; weight specifications may vary

Product Use

The LB 4460 controller is used in various applications including:

1. Nuclear Industry: For monitoring radiation levels in nuclear power plants and related facilities to ensure safety and regulatory compliance.
2. Medical Applications: In hospitals, it is used for monitoring patient exposure to radiation during diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.
3. Environmental Monitoring: Measuring background radiation levels and assessing contamination in the environment.
4. Research Labs: Used in laboratories performing research that involves radioactive materials or radiation detection.
5. Industry: Monitoring of radioactivity levels in production processes, especially in industries that handle radioactive materials.