NukAlertTM Nuclear Radiation Detector/Monitor (Keychain Attachable) Alarm

), which is also The battery may be malfunctioning or dead if you don't hear anything. They state to send the device back and they will replace it as long as the warranty is still valid.

Briana Orr

| Apr 12, 2021

The tray holds my keys and I put it in there. The issue was not raised.

Ember PARKINSON

| Nov 17, 2020

An ideal design and function for applications in civil defence The designer of this product clearly thought it through very thoroughly. A small, highly sensitive radiation detector of this type is one of the very few designs available for use during a nuclear war involving nuclear fallout scenarios. This detector is not like most other commercial radiation meters which detect low dose rates only. This is a very reliable, portable, portable detection method and is superior to the yellow FEMA survey meters (ionization chambers) as it does not need calibration. This system also is affordable for those who want to know when the The measurement accuracy and the function may be similar to a homemade Kearny Fallout Meter ionization chamber, but the device is more convenient and Being vigilant is always a good idea.

Keira CONNOLLY

| Apr 13, 2021

When I did my research regarding this company, I learned that they really take pride in the products they offer. There seems to be nothing to worry about. My first time I owned one, I kept it on my key chain from the time I got it. Having way too many keys on my key ring put too much stress on the plastic keychain attachment on the NukAlert (it was my fault since I had too many keys on my key ring). I sent it to them for free so it could be repaired, and they replaced it for me, even though I broke it. Upon visiting the website of the company, contacting them, and giving them the exact instructions on how to ship it to them in order for them to replace it, all I needed to do was go to their website. This purchase has been a good purchase for me.

Niko Banks

| Mar 15, 2021

Also, I deal with a device that creates radiation, so it's better to be By using the Nukalert with a hardened watch (i. e. a watch with an automatic analog function), you can actually track how much radiation you have received with that neat chart on the back. This is very cool since I can take it anywhere with me. While I wait out the fallout for my shelter to weaken, I can actively monitor how my shelter is faring in the event of a catastrophic nuke. It's awesome how easy the instructions are. Besides their book, I recommend you buy it. Their expertise is superb and the information they have given to me is enough for me to feel confident that they are the best to sell me this device. Do not delay! Get one before it is.

Emory Hull

| Apr 21, 2021

Detecting my daughter after she had dental x-rays proved to be so sensitive that I couldn't ignore it The sun. Rays. Although it did not "alert," the chirp was much This was a wild ride. Among the pros I'm sorry. Feeling sensitive - The last 7 years)* - It's small enough to slip into your pocket or keep on your key chain - I'm sorry. An area where one may sleep at night --.

Mohamed Powers

| May 19, 2021

A couple of years ago, I bought one of these guys after wanting to try one for a couple of years. A Nuclear Stress Test was conducted (isotope was Tc 99m, half-life was 1 hour It had a 6-hour shelf life), which made a good opportunity to test it out. My first step when I got home was to lay a towel on my leg to eliminate temperature changes. The maximum chirp number was reached after a few minutes The level of chirps had to be lowered again after a few minutes. satisfied with the product. It is well constructed and does what it is supposed to do. Keeping this key chain on my key chain is a must.

Gwen DOHERTY

| Sep 10, 2020

In my opinion, it would be more valuable if I could verify the government data myself. Even though you'll have to reread the instructions a few times to comprehend, you will be able to follow them properly.

Rosalyn Sampson

| Aug 21, 2020