GQ GMC-320 Plus Geiger Counter Detector
New GQ GMC-320 Plus Geiger Counter
Product Overview
The New GQ GMC-320 Plus is a digital Geiger Counter and data recorder designed for detecting nuclear radiation, including beta, gamma, and x-ray radiation.
Key Features
- Data Recording: Record and playback radiation data for analysis.
- Visual Display: Offers text, graphic, and large font modes to visualize radiation changes effectively.
- Convenient Swivel Display: Auto 180-degree swivel display allows easy reading, even when the unit is upside down.
- Rechargeable Battery: Equipped with a rechargeable battery for extended use.
- Alarm Settings: Features customizable alarm settings, including ON/OFF, alarm type, and alarm level.
Customer Assurance
- Money Back Guarantee: Returns accepted for a refund if you are not satisfied with the product.
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Aaron Murphy –
Its nice and light, easy to use, and seems pretty sensitive, although this is the only Geiger counter I’ve used. It picked up the natural radioactivity of potassium in potash fertilizer from the garden shop. It also identified a small vase as radioactive, when I had no idea it was, that got moved quick, lol. Welding rods and old Vaseline glass statue of a pony registered.
It doesn’t just blurt out a good estimate, give it a min or so to get a solid reading if it’s low level stuff. Hot stuff starts the clicks quit noticibly, tells you it’s active, but leave it for a solid reading. Just a min or so. It’s got a lot of display modes, that’s nice, you can visualize the data however suits you best instead of a one screen fits all readout.
I’m really pleased.
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6-1-2022 update.
I take this thing everywhere, it’s still working great! Most days it come to work with me, and every so often I download the history to save as file. It’s been dropped a few times, thankfully nothing broke, and the battery may need to be replaced soon ish as I get a day, maybe a day n half usage. This is like 1 year and 9 months down the road with orig batt, not bad at all!
Though I own several more expensive counters now, and several with alpha particle capabilities, I still use this all the time. The support team and forum are great for hammering out problems, like using their software or connection issues to GMC map etc.
Solid product, still 100% satisfied nearly 2 years later. Thanks GQ!
Wogga –
I ordered this since I have some vintage glassware and wanted to check it all. All tested negative. I held this around some smoke detectors and the counter pinged a little extra so the product does work. Simple to use and like that it comes with a rechargeable lithium battery.
Adam C Duclos –
This Geiger counter works great and is easy to use. The clicks sound great too. The interface is easy to use, and you can turn the clicks and alarm on and off, have it display as a graph or not, and switch between units. It also arrived fully charged, and after a few weeks the charge indicator is still showing as full.
I’ve always wanted a Geiger counter, but I finally bought this one to test my cat after a radioactive iodine treatment. We brought our cat home as early as possible, and it was both fun an enlightening to watch as our cat easily hit 5000 count at first (and hearing the clicks race), and is now reading at a much lower 50. As radiation can’t be detected with normal human senses, it would have been all to easy to forget and let our cat back on our laps too early. As it was, we ended up holding off on normal interactions with our cat for longer than the minimum recommendation.
It’s also fun to show off. Would buy again.
Mike –
So my more expensive dosimeter has an alpha+b+g/beta+g/gama selector window and thin walled tube, and I don’t think this one does, so it doesn’t compare in that specific regard.
However for measuring background counts this one seems fine. It should be able to detect both gama and beta particles, but I do not have separate alpha/beta/gama sources to confirm.
This is a good unit for the price. Like my more expensive unit, this one will probably go into overload if placed near a strong source.
Aaron Murphy –
I ordered this after doing some internet research over a few weeks, checking for used and new units on the usual places. A big selling point is that the maker/seller GC GMC Electronics has good customer support. In my case, I plugged it in for charging and then started making the setup selections (backlight time out etc). While still plugged in to USB charging, I noticed the radiation readings were 0.000 Even after a factory reset (doesn’t ruin unit calibration, don’t worry) it was still zero. I was ready to return the unit to the seller, when I thought I’d disconnect from USB and try using a bit more. Either it was the USb connection, or maybe that the unit isn’t ‘ON’ for testing when you’re in setup mode. In any case, it works fine. Hope I never need it now, except to measure Brazil Nuts and Fiestaware shards! A minor issue, the wrist strap broke immediately. I guess that’s better than breaking when I’m using the unit and relying on the strap. I’ll probably open the unit and put a stronger wrist strap in eventually and plan on getting a case of some kind.
These units use a glass (or maybe two glass) tubes; they are fragile – treat them very lightly! Good little device, great seller.