☢️ Detect with precision, protect with confidence!
The GQgmc-320 Plus is a portable, hand-held Geiger counter designed by GQ Electronics LLC, featuring a dot matrix LCD, real-time radiation data recording, and a unique 180-degree swivel display for versatile use. It connects via USB to PC software for detailed analysis and supports multiple languages with robust warranty coverage, making it an essential tool for professionals monitoring beta, X-ray, and nuclear radiation levels.
| Manufacturer | GQ Electronics LLC |
| Part Number | GMC320Plus |
| Product Dimensions | 12.7 x 7.11 x 7.54 cm; 220 g |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Item model number | 320 Plus |
| Voltage | 3.7 Volts |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Special Features | Technical support forum from GQ Electronics website, Newly designed digital Geiger Counter/Data recorder,Record the radiation data. Play it back later, Automatic data recording and play back from PC later, Money back warranty within 30 days and one year factory warranty, Open communication protocol for wide range radiation network support made easy. |
| Batteries included? | Yes |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Item Weight | 220 g |
H**Y
A good product
I tried this item on a few products and the results were very good, a shame the front panel makes it look a bit like a toy.
J**S
Ideal for watch collector or general interest
Seems to work well, easily detecting a radium dial on a watch. Some sophisticated features for such an entry level price. Feels solid and well made, also comes with protection pouch.
B**7
Good product - hope I don't ever have to use it in anger
Good product, seems a little clunky to use however picks up the background radiation with ease. Sadly one of those products that unless you use within the nuclear industry or there's an attack (where these reviews will become useless) its difficult to give a review but happy with what I can see, use and detect so far.
E**A
Freak people out on the tube.
Having watched Chernobyl, having a father who lives near a nuclear power station and generally being really interested in physics, I thought I would try this out. It seems to work well, although it didn't detect any potassium 40 beta decay in my bananas. The background radiation in my London kitchen is certainly higher than up on the 11th floor at work, or down at my father's house on the coast near the power station. It's also higher on the tube, but other commuters act weirdly when you take it out and start waving it around.
A**L
A good piece of equipment.
Exactly what I wanted, and now I have accustomed myself to the settings I'm ready to use it. It's easy and straightforward to set up, and will be a very useful piece of equipment. Thanks.
A**R
Great value and quality product.
What is to say, a very good device with tons of functions, well built and accurate. Great battery life.
B**Z
Works well, field trialled during Chernobyl nuclear tour !
Awesome product. Used for my recent Chernobyl nuclear tour. Our group had 6 different Geiger counters, all reading within 10% of each other. The tour guide kept using mine instead of her own counter as it logged readings against time and showed a 'max hold'.
P**H
Poor battery life
The battery only lasts for about one day. It is possible to improve this to two or three days by selecting low power mode, where the device goes to sleep after about ten seconds. The manufacturer GQ Electronics appears to be based in Seattle but judging by all the spelling and grammatical errors on their website and documentation, I don't think this is really a US product.
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