NIM BIN Module – TSA 310 Portal Monitor Controller Used

NIM BIN Module – TSA 310 Portal Monitor Controller

Used, good cosmetic condition. Power-tested only; further testing was not conducted due to lack of specialized tools.

The TSA 310 Portal Monitor Controller is a specialized Nuclear Instrumentation Module (NIM) designed for radiation detection and monitoring in portal systems. This NIM module offers advanced control capabilities for portal monitors, enhancing security and safety in various applications.

Key Features

• Compatible with standard NIM bin systems
• Advanced portal monitor control functionality
• High-precision radiation detection capabilities
• User-friendly interface for easy operation
• Robust design for reliable performance in demanding environments

Technical Specifications

Applications

• Border security and customs
• Nuclear power plant monitoring
• Research facilities
• Industrial radiography

Why Choose the TSA 310?

The TSA 310 NIM module offers seamless integration with existing NIM bin systems, providing a cost-effective solution for upgrading portal monitor capabilities. Its advanced radiation detection features ensure accurate and reliable monitoring, enhancing overall security and safety protocols.

About the Manufacturer

The TSA 310 Portal Monitor Controller is manufactured by a leading company in the field of nuclear instrumentation and radiation detection. With decades of experience, this company has established itself as a pioneer in developing cutting-edge NIM modules and portal monitoring systems.

Company Highlights

• Over 30 years of expertise in nuclear instrumentation
• Commitment to innovation and continuous improvement
• ISO 9001 certified manufacturing processes
• Global presence with installations in over 50 countries
• Dedicated customer support and training programs

The company’s focus on research and development ensures that products like the TSA 310 remain at the forefront of radiation detection technology, meeting the evolving needs of various industries and research institutions worldwide.