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ASP-2/2e

2

Portable Meters

The ASP-2 combines user-

friendliness, versatility and

low cost into one rugged

and dependable meter.

This instrument is avail-

able in two models, the

ASP-2 and the ASP-2e. The

ASP-2e is identical to the

ASP-2 baseline model but

includes enhanced features

such as integrate and

scaler operating modes plus pulse

height analysis capabilities.

• Microprocessor Based

• Dual Analog/Digital Display

• Computer Setup and Calibration

• Alarm Annunciation

• Selectable Units of Measurement

• Built-in Speaker

• Wide Range High Voltage

• Dead time Correction

E-600

Multi-purpose survey meter accepts all

probes featured in this catalog.

• Accepts “Smart” and conventional GM,

scintillator and proportional detectors

• Custom backlit LCD display with analog

and digital presentation

• Multiple operating modes

• Background subtraction capability

• Data Logging (500 data points)

• Built-in pulse height analysis - 3 chan-

nels

• Built-in speaker

• Audio and visual

alarms

• Real time clock

• Time saver PC assist-

ed calibrations

• Rugged construction

• Dead time correction

Thermo Electron offers all of its probes in

a “Smart” configuration for use with the

E-600. Smart probes include a memory

device which contains all pertinent calibra-

tion and operating criteria.

Connection of a smart probe to a compati-

ble instrument automatically sets the high

voltage, threshold settings, units of meas-

urement, response times, over range lim-

its and other defining characteristics.

Smart probes permit rapid detector

replacements or swapping of probe types

in the field. This technique also facilitates a

more efficient means for calibrating instru-

ments and probes.

Smart probes may be ordered by using

the prefix “S” to many Thermo probe

model numbers, i.e. SHP-270. Existing

Thermo probes may also be converted to

the smart configuration by sending them

in to the Thermo Service Department.

Smart Probes

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