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FLIR Announces IdentiFinder R100 Personal Radiation Detector with Integrated Bluetooth

FLIR Systems Inc. today announced the IdentiFinder R100 personal radiation detector. The belt-worn R100 integrates networking capabilities to safeguard first responders by delivering immediate radiation threat alarms and providing automatically generated radiation dose rate reports.

October 13, 2016
FLIR Announces IdentiFinder R100 Personal Radiation Detector with Integrated Bluetooth

FLIR IdentiFinder R100 personal radiation detector (Photo: FLIR)

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FLIR Systems Inc. today announced the IdentiFinder R100 personal radiation detector, the latest addition to its IdentiFinder R-Series handheld radiation security solutions. The belt-worn R100 integrates networking capabilities to safeguard first responders, law enforcement, and military and security personnel by delivering immediate radiation threat alarms and providing automatically generated radiation dose rate reports to offer increased situational awareness to central command personnel.

The IdentiFinder R100 is the industry's first IP67-certified and American National Standards Institute (ANSI) drop-test compliant personal radiation detector, according to the company. The device meets the 1.5M drop criteria required by ANSI N42.32, one of the key performance standards for alarming PRDs in Homeland Security. The IP67 rating assures the R100 is protected against dust and immersion in water up to 1M depth. The unit features integrated Bluetooth Smart wireless technology which facilitates recording and sending real-time dose rates and geotag information via a companion mobile app.       

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The R100 joins the IdentiFinder product family in offering a complete range of radiation security solutions, from threat detection to threat identification. All IdentiFinder models, including the IdentiFinder R100, share the same field-proven, intuitive user interface, which enables coordinated emergency response between law enforcement, firefighters, and HAZMAT teams using any IdentiFinder product, according to FLIR.

"As the only ANSI drop-test -compliant and IP67-certified personal radiation detector, the R100 is the industry's most rugged personal radiation detector for first responders," said Dennis Barket, Jr., Vice President and General Manager of FLIR Detection. "When deployed across teams, the R100 provides a primary detection net that protects the frontline against radiological threats, while the integrated networking features eliminate communication blind spots for central command."

FLIR will showcase the IdentiFinder R100 for the first time at the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) Show on October 16–18 in San Diego, CA, booth #5251. The IdentiFinder R100 will begin shipping globally in January 2017 with pricing starting at $1,195. To learn more about the IdentiFinder R100, visit: https://www.flir.com/products/identifinder-r100/.

For more information about FLIR, visit FLIR's website at www.FLIR.com.

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