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    Mira - Gamma Dose Rate Monitoring System: General Technical Data Mira With Solar Panel and Tripod

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    MIRA is a versatile gamma dose rate monitoring system that can be configured for fixed, temporary, or mobile applications. It autonomously measures ambient radiation levels using two Geiger-Muller detectors with a wide detection range from natural background up to over 10 Sv/h. MIRA communicates wirelessly using GPRS/LTE, radio, or a combination to transmit data to a monitoring center. It can operate autonomously for weeks using an integrated battery or indefinitely using an integrated solar panel.

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    MIRA is a versatile gamma dose rate monitoring system that can be configured for fixed, temporary, or mobile applications. It autonomously measures ambient radiation levels using two Geiger-Muller detectors with a wide detection range from natural background up to over 10 Sv/h. MIRA communicates wirelessly using GPRS/LTE, radio, or a combination to transmit data to a monitoring center. It can operate autonomously for weeks using an integrated battery or indefinitely using an integrated solar panel.

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    MIRA is a versatile gamma dose rate monitoring system that can be configured for fixed, temporary, or mobile applications. It autonomously measures ambient radiation levels using two Geiger-Muller detectors with a wide detection range from natural background up to over 10 Sv/h. MIRA communicates wirelessly using GPRS/LTE, radio, or a combination to transmit data to a monitoring center. It can operate autonomously for weeks using an integrated battery or indefinitely using an integrated solar panel.

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    MIRA - GAMMA DOSE RATE MONITORING SYSTEM

    MIRA is a highly versatile and very flexible gamma dose rate monitoring system that measures the ambient equivalent dose rate
    H*(10). Due to its modular design it can be configured and used in different ways and thus covers manifold applications. It facilitates
    both a gamma detector and a gamma monitoring station. MIRA can be used either for fixed or temporary installation or mobile
    applications. A particular feature is its autonomous operation capability due to highly reduced power consumption. Thus, it can be
    operated for many weeks with its integrated battery or for unlimited operation time with the integrated solar panel. Utilizing the
    wireless data transmission technologies, MIRA can also be used as an autonomous monitoring station. In this case, data
    communication between MIRA and the Monitoring Centre (NMC) uses either the GPRS/LTE service of cellular networks, a radio
    communication link (RF) or the combination of both (cellular networks plus radio) where redundant or highly reliable communication is
    required.
    MIRA can be powered by 5 V DC, supplied for instance from a standard cell phone power unit or it can be operated autonomously with
    its integrated battery or solar power system. For stationary application, MIRA can be easily fixed on a pole or a wall. In combination
    with a tripod, MIRA works as a mobile monitoring station and can be quickly deployed in case of an emergency situation. For this use,
    MIRA is available with an integrated GPS receiver that enables the automatic recognition of a new location after deployment.
    The manifold data communication capabilities permit numerous operation possibilities and uses. LAN is the standard interface that can
    be used for configuration, periodic test and data readout. For wireless remote data access, a version with integrated GPRS/LTE and/or
    radio modems is available. Further interface options are RS232 or RS485
    Another option is the maintenance-free rain sensor integrated on top of the detector housing. It supports differentiation of artificial
    from natural wash-out peaks.
    Two Geiger–Muller (GM) detectors provide a wide detection range from natural background up to >10 Sv/h. The high volume low dose
    rate detector (LD) enables detection of minor changes in the radiation at background levels within short detection cycles. The second
    detector (HD) is used for measurement of higher dose rates (>100 µSv/h). The hermetically sealed detector housing protects the
    electronics and detectors from external conditions.
    GENERAL TECHNICAL DATA MIRA WITH SOLAR PANEL AND TRIPOD

    Detection range 10 nSv/h to 10 Sv/h

    Accuracy ± 15 % (calibrated to Cs-137)


    Operating temperature -40°C to +60°C (-40°F to +140°F)
    Power supply 5 V DC, through USB or
    Solar with battery
    Power consumption <10 mW
    Data communication LAN, GPRS/LTE or/and radio
    Radio frequency 868 MHz (up to 40 km*)
    Electromagnetic EN 55022 Class B
    Interference protection EN 55024
    EN 61326-1
    Diameter 60 mm (2.36 in.)
    Height 876 mm (34.49 in.)
    Weight 2.3 kg (5.1 lb) (including
    battery)
    Protection class
    Detector unit IP68
    Battery compartment IP65

    *Depend on local conditions


    FUNCTIONS FEATURES

     Ambient Dose Equivalent Rate H*(10) at three user  Unlimited autonomous operation
    configurable time intervals*  Lightweight and extremely mobile
     Count rate detection at three user configurable time  Easy to install or to deploy
    intervals*  Rugged design (IP68 / IP65)
     Temperature detection at two user configurable time  Operation under harsh environmental conditions
    intervals*  Wireless data communication (GPRS/LTE and/or radio)
     Battery state of charge detection at two user  Redundant data communication
    configurable time intervals*  Integrated accuracy test
     Storage of all measured values for an unlimited time (>10  Power supply or battery charging with standard
    years) cellphone power supply unit or by USB
     Data acquisition on real time  Unlimited and nonvolatile storage of all readings
     Intrinsic background correction  Wireless service interface Bluetooth
     Temperature compensation of intrinsic background  Ethernet interface included
     Temperature compensation of LD/HD characteristic
     Local background correction INTERFACES
     Automatic switch-over between LD and HD
     Overload detection of HD detector Part Number Type
     Secured VPN data transmission with external router MIRA-400-C GPRS
    (option) MIRA-400-4 GPRS/LTE
     Status supervision of detectors, battery and electronic MIRA-400-R Radio
     Alarm management with two thresholds MIRA-400-S RS232
     Notification on threshold exceeding or status change MIRA-400-F RS485
    (spontaneous call) MIRA-400-D Digital I/O
    * must be a multiply of the time base interval. Shortest time base
    interval 1 minute. ACCESSORIES

    GM DETECTOR TYPES Part Number Type


    MIRA-800-0011 Tripod (Metal)
    Part Number Type MIRA-800-0020 Pole Brackets
    MIRA-100-x-x 70031A & 70018A MIRA-800-0033 Carrying Case for two MIRAs
    MIRA-800-0034 Carrying Case 2 + Charger
    MIRA-800-0035 Carrying Case for five MIRAs
    EXTENSION MODULS MIRA-800-0040 Central Radio Com. Unit
    MIRA-800-0051 Plug-In Power Supply Unit, USB
    Part Number Type MIRA-800-0100 Test Set Cs-137 (360 kBq)
    MIRA-500-G GPS MIRA-800-0102 Test Set Eu-152 (500 kBq)
    MIRA-500-R Rain detector MIRA-800-0200 MIRA - Weather Station (mobile)
    MIRA-500-B Battery MIRA-800-0210 MIRA - Weather Station
    MIRA-500-S Solar (stationary, solar)
    MIRA-800-0215 MIRA - Weather Station
    (stationary, mains power)
    MIRA-800-0220 MIRA – Base Unit S –SOLAR
    TECHNICAL DATA – LOW DOSE RANGE (LD) MIRA-800-0500 External battery pack
    MIRA-800-2500 Mounting pole set
    GM type 70031A
    Range 10 nSv/h to 1 mSv/h TECHNICAL DATA – HIGH DOSE RANGE (HD)
    Sensitivity 823 counts min-1 / µSv/h
    Detector background 47 nSv/h (38 counts min-1) GM type 70018A
    Energy range 38 keV -1.3 MeV (±25 %) Range 0.01 mSv/h to 10 Sv/h
    35 keV -2.5 MeV (-29 % / +67 %) Sensitivity 1.03 counts min-1 / µSv/h
    Energy range 70 keV -1.3 Mev (+15 %)
    70 keV- 4.5 MeV (-29 % / +67 %)

    MIRA/19EN/02/2019 Technical contents are subject to change without notice

    ENVINET GmbH
    Hans-Pinsel-Str. 4, 85540 Haar (Munich), Germany
    Tel +49 89 456657-0
    [email protected], www.envinet.com

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