YD-850 Online Radiation Monitoring System | Fixed-Area Radiation Monitor
YD-850 Online Radiation Monitoring System with configurable GM, scintillation, ionization chamber, semiconductor, and ³He neutron detectors. Wide range 0.01 µSv/h~1 Sv/h. For NPP, nuclear medicine, and industry.
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The YD-850 Online Radiation Monitoring System is a next-generation nuclear radiation monitoring and alarm system. It integrates radiation dose rate measurement data, environmental PM₂.₅ concentration, and ambient temperature and humidity into a single unified platform, enabling personnel to readily assess the environmental safety conditions of the workplace at a glance.
The system is designed for deployment in complex and demanding radiological work environments, including but not limited to: the nuclear industry, radioisotope production, nuclear medicine departments, radiological device facilities, nuclear power plants (NPP), irradiation facilities, environmental radiation protection, and radiological health sectors.
Features
8-inch 1280×800 IPS high-resolution color LCD with an intuitive operator interface;
Real-time readout of radiation dose rate with user-selectable units (µSv/h, µGy/h);
Dynamic real-time trending display of dose rate curves from all connected probes;
Integrated laser-based particle sensor for continuous real-time PM₂.₅ concentration monitoring at the host location;
Integrated high-accuracy temperature and humidity sensor for real-time ambient condition monitoring at the host;
Multi-channel detector capacity — the system host supports connection of multiple radiation detectors (X-γ probes, neutron probes);
Automatic detector identification (hot-swap) for simplified field replacement and maintenance;
Real-time clock function displaying year, month, and date; clock operation persists through power loss;
Adjustable alarm threshold across the full measurement range, with multi-modal alarm outputs — audible and visual alarm as standard; optional 4-channel relay contact output for external alarm actuation;
Automatic threshold alarm recording with non-volatile onboard storage — data retained during power cycles; alarm history manually retrievable;
Probe communication: RS485 (wired);
Supervisory interface: RS485 and Ethernet, supporting Modbus RTU and Modbus TCP protocols respectively; data accessible via supervisory software (optional);
Data Display
Configurable Detector Options
Available Detector Configurations
For X-γ: Configurable as GM detector, scintillation detector, or silicon semiconductor detector
For neutron: Configurable as ³He proportional counter