Discover our advanced solution for aerosol detection!
Bertin Instruments’ BAB A7 aerosol beacon is a state-of-the-art device in the field of aerosol detection. Thanks to its advanced technology and innovative design, the BAB A7 has become a leading device in the monitoring and measurement of the concentration of artificial Alpha and Beta radioactive aerosols.
The aerosol beacon is a device for detecting and monitoring aerosols in the air. Aerosols are tiny particles that can be released into the air from a variety of sources, including human activities such as industrial processes. Aerosols can have a significant impact on human health and the environment, so the ability to detect and monitor them is essential to mitigate their effects.
The BAB A7 is specifically designed to meet the needs of the nuclear industry. Used in nuclear facilities or during decommissioning, it provides continuous monitoring and measurement of radioactive aerosols’ atmospheric contamination, as well as radon and gamma radiation.
Versatile, it allows many operations, including the monitoring of workstations, air discharges, the monitoring of low concentrations of aerosols in a strong gamma background and the monitoring of the air in ventilation ducts.
With its high sensitivity, the BAB A7 can detect aerosols at concentrations as low as 1 µg/m3. Real-time aerosol monitoring allows users to detect changes in aerosol levels quickly and accurately and manage air quality in real-time.
The BAB A7 has a user-friendly interface that allows users to set up and operate the device quickly and easily.
Finally, the beacon is mobile and can be easily transported to different locations, making it ideal for use in the field.
The BAB A7 has been recognized on the market as the ideal tool for a wide range of applications for years.
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