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The METER FACE SCALE FOR MONITOR 4 mR/hr with CPM is the analog display component of the Radiation Alert Monitor 4, a handheld radiation detection instrument. This dual-scale display provides users with a clear and immediate indication of radiation levels, presented in both milliRoentgens per hour (mR/hr) and counts per minute (CPM).  

The mR/hr scale quantifies the radiation exposure rate, providing a measure of the ionizing radiation's potential to cause biological damage. The "4 mR/hr" designation refers to a specific range or full-scale deflection on the meter, indicating the maximum measurable exposure rate within that particular setting. The Monitor 4 typically features selectable ranges (X1, X10, X100), allowing users to adapt the instrument to various radiation levels.  

The CPM scale, on the other hand, measures the frequency of radiation events detected by the Geiger-Mueller (GM) tube within the Monitor 4. This scale provides a direct count of radiation events per minute, offering a sensitive indication of radiation presence and fluctuations.

The meter face scale is designed for ease of readability, featuring clear numerical markings and a needle indicator that moves across the scales in response to detected radiation. This analog display allows for quick and intuitive interpretation of radiation levels, making it suitable for a wide range of users, including those with limited technical expertise.

Key Features and Benefits:

• Dual-Scale Display: Provides simultaneous readings in mR/hr and CPM.  

• 4 mR/hr Range: Indicates a specific measurement range for radiation exposure rate.  

• Selectable Ranges: Allows for adaptation to various radiation levels.  

• Analog Display: Offers quick and intuitive interpretation of radiation levels.  

• Geiger-Mueller (GM) Tube Compatibility: Designed for use with the Monitor 4's GM tube detector.

• Clear Numerical Markings: Ensures easy readability.

Applications:

• Radiation monitoring in industrial settings.

• Environmental radiation surveys.

• Medical radiation safety.

• Nuclear industry applications.

• Educational demonstrations.

• Emergency response.