Lab Impex Systems 

• About Lab Impex Systems - CAM, Area, and Stack Monitors
• Hardware Advantages
• Software Advantages

• total spectral fitting
• high flow volumes gives maximum sensitivity
• temp and air pressure correction for easy calibrations
• industrial packaging  with highly flexible I/O
• local alarms, Rs232/485 and Ethernet interfacing options Rad-NET compliant
• optional local gamma channel

The LIS gamma area monitor offer a wide range of dose rates possible by detector selection

• auto high/low detector selection
• local alarms and display/control
• fully network capable

The CMSH3 is the solution for on line the tritium measurements

• network interfaces
• infernal detector for gamma background correction
• optional large detector versions for maximum sensitivity
• portable versions available

Gas Sampling system - for sampling of D₂ and D₂O

• high temp conversion to D₂O

A typical PET stack monitor consist of a PG-10 sampling system, a DP2000 series (differential pressure) flow meter, and a CMS control system. The DP2000 and its probe determine the stack flow and forwards this information to the CMS. The PG-10 provides the sample flow and the detector, The count rate data from the PG-10 is forwarded to the CMS. The CMS provides the smarts for the system. It does the concentration calculations, handles the alarms and local user interface.

The CMS system is also capable of incorporating an area gamma dose channel in the same system

The 9205 Data management system can manage the data and provide automated reporting for one or several CMS based stack or area dose systems.

The PG-10 is a is specifically designed for beta gas sampling such as PET isotopes It is a flow thru system with a detector specifically designed for high Beta efficiency and low gamma sensitivity. It can be located remote form the sampling point. Flow is provided by a dedicated pump. The sampling probe and the pump are typically considered as part of the PG-10