
Ludlum 9-4RF
Handheld survey meter
- Detector
- Air ionization chamber
- Weight with batteries
- 1.9 kg

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Intrinsically safe survey meter
An analog survey meter for radiation measurements in potentially explosive atmospheres when used with compatible Ludlum detectors.
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Specifications checked against the manufacturer’s documents on 2026-10-16
The number after each value refers to the source listed below. Values are as published by the manufacturer; the exact configuration is always confirmed in our quotation.
| Compatible detectors | 44-7, 44-9, 44-6, 44-38, 44-2, 42-41L1 |
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| Radiation (probe dependent) | Alpha, beta, gamma or neutrons2 |
| Exposure-rate range, typical | 0–200 mR/hr (detector dependent)1 |
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| Count rate, typical | 0–500 kcpm (detector dependent)1 |
| Response time (10–90%) | FAST 4 s; SLOW 22 s1 |
| Detector bias | 400–1000 V DC (adjustable)1 |
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| Display | Analog; ×0.1, ×1, ×10, ×1001 |
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| Approved batteries | 2 Procell PC1300, D, 1.5 V1 |
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| Battery life, typical | Over 2000 h (alkaline batteries)1 |
| Dimensions (H × W × L) | 16.5 × 8.9 × 21.6 cm including handle2 |
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| Operating temperature | −20 to +50 °C1 |
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| Intrinsic safety classification | Class I, Division 1, Groups A–D, T61 |
| Weight including batteries | 1.6 kg1 |
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The data comes from the manufacturer’s published documents. Manufacturers may change specifications; the current configuration and performance are confirmed in the quotation.
The number after each value refers to the source listed below. Values are as published by the manufacturer; the exact configuration is always confirmed in our quotation.

Handheld survey meter

Handheld survey meter

Handheld survey meter

Handheld survey meter
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