
GM-40 Detector
GM gamma detector for very high fields, 250 µSv/h – 10 Sv/h
- Detector
- GM tube ZP1301
- Measurement range
- 250 µSv/h – 10 Sv/h (25 mR/h – 1,000 R/h)
- Energy range
- 50 keV – 1.3 MeV

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Smart meter for a range of interchangeable external detectors, with internal GM detector
“Smart” meter that recognises a wide range of external detectors and selects the right readout units automatically, for area survey, contamination monitoring, preset scaling and high-dose freeze reading. RAM DA3-2000 has an internal detector with two energy-compensated GM tubes for wide-range gamma; RAM DA 2000 has no internal detector. Data are stored with date and time and downloaded to a PC.
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Specifications checked against the manufacturer’s documents on 2026-10-17
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.
| Detector | Internal detector (DA3-2000): two energy-compensated GM tubes, ZP1201 and ZP1313 (air kerma) or ZP1202 and ZP1314 (H*(10)); DA 2000 without internal detector1 |
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| Compatible external detectors | GM-40, GM-41 and GM-42 (gamma), GM-10 (β, γ, X-ray), PA-100 (alpha), IC-10 (β, γ), PM-10 (low-energy γ), PM-11 (γ); identified automatically2 |
| Accuracy | ±10% of reading2 |
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| Measurement range | 0.5 µSv/h – 1 Sv/h (50 µR/h – 100 R/h), internal detector1 |
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| Energy response | ±30% over 50 keV–1.3 MeV; ±20% over 60 keV–1.3 MeV2 |
| Angular dependence | Less than ±20% within ±45° of the preferred direction2 |
| Relay outputs | Two alarm relay contacts for an external interface1 |
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| Display range | 0.01 µSv/h – 1 Sv/h (1 µR/h – 100 R/h)2 |
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| Data storage | Data with date and time in built-in memory; download with RMV (Rotem Meter View) software1 |
| Power supply | Three 1.5 V C cells: at least 150 h continuous operation with alkaline batteries and the internal detector (display lighting off), 100 h with external detectors; option: rechargeable C cells with charger or external 4.5 V DC adapter1 |
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| Dimensions (L × W × H) | 244 × 142 × 115 mm1 |
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| Weight | 1.5 kg including batteries and internal detectors1 |
| Operating temperature | −10 to +50 °C1 |
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| Ordering code | BAK-1640 (RAM DA 2000), BAK-1670 (RAM DA 3-2000, µSv/h), BAK-1660 (RAM DA 3-2000, mR/h)1 |
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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.

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