A wearable PRD personal radiation detector designed for first responders, armed forces, border security and other CBRN experts. Ultra-low false alarm rate, six-times lower false alarm rate than the ANSI standards.
It is a concealable gamma neutron PRD which puts the power of a RIID into a package the size of a PRD. It is the new standard in portable radiation detectors.
Wearable, unobtrusive and hands-free it is continuously scanning for radiation. The high sensitivity dual gamma neutron detector enables the detection of shielded special nuclear materials (SNM) or fissile materials.
No one can see it in operation, or that you have found anything suspicious. You can go anywhere a terrorist could have gone and search areas quickly and efficiently. Unlike static or vehicle-mounted detectors, a person carrying a hidden detector is tough to avoid and detect; literally, anyone could be carrying a D3M.
A high-performance combined gamma/neutron Personal Radiation Detector (PRD) that helps guard against the threat of nuclear terrorism and the illicit movement of nuclear materials.
The display screen shows dose rate, accumulated dose and dose alarm, gamma alarm, neutron count and neutron alarm. It alerts you via audio and haptic (vibration) alarms of the threat and helping to keep you and your team safe during your mission.
We don’t think anyone should have to make do with a small detector. The D3M houses the same detectors units as our D3S range, that means you get a state of the art gamma detector AND a state of the art neutron detector. The large detector volume of the D3M means a higher sensitivity and lower false alarm rates.
The D3M also comes with an industry-leading ultra-low false alarm rate; more than six times better than the ANSI standard which means less time wasted with nuisance false alarms that can occur with some basic PRDs. It also means the operator is more able to trust the information the device is giving them because when you get an alert it is more likely to be the real thing.
We want to put the most capable detectors in the hand of the professionals that are keeping us safe.
Terrorists are more than likely to try to shield any nuclear source they are using, which is why we fit neutron detectors to our whole D3 range including the D3M. Neutrons are emitted by fissile or special nuclear materials (SNM) and are incredibly difficult to fully shield so make sure you can spot nuclear threats insist on neutron detection.
CIRIS software allows customers who use Kromek detectors, to configure connection, setup and device functions, in order to tailor their detector to a specific application. With CIRIS you can change the configuration of one or more devices and it also supports backup and restoration of device configuration and generates diagnostic reports to assist with finding the solution to any potential device issue.
D3M detector functionality is configurable using CIRIS and the configuration can be cloned onto other devices.
A PDF with the complete specifications for the D3M
Make sure the D3M PRD meets your needs and your budget.
The perfect device for anyone who is involved in the nuclear protection of an event, person or location:
The D3M can be connected to a computer via USB or Bluetooth for data extraction using Kromek’s CIRIS software.
An SD card within the D3M detector can store over 100,000 spectral data files.
The data can also be used for dose reconstruction, showing dose over time and accumulated dose.
The SIGMA network provides a detailed analysis and real-time monitoring of a wide area ensuring the central command and control team are immediately aware of any potential threats in the zone of operations.
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