IEC Magic Electronic Radioactive Source Simulator

The IEC Magic Electronic Radioactive Source Simulator (AP2668-001) is a microprocessor-controlled teaching instrument that simulates radioactive decay and Geiger counter readings without using radioactive material. Designed for school physics and mathematics lessons, it helps students explore half-life, random particle counts, probability and statistics.

Key Features

• Non-radioactive simulation suitable for classroom demonstrations under appropriate supervision.
• Simulates a long half-life source with random Geiger-style count readings for probability and statistics exercises.
• Simulates a short half-life source, displaying the number of particles remaining and elapsed decay time for graphing.
• Short half-life simulation runs for approximately 45 minutes before reaching the final particle.
• Source can be reset for repeated experiments.
• Switchable audible Geiger-style clicking sound.
• Rear-panel operating instructions and supplied experiment sheets.
• 12 V AC/DC input via 4 mm banana sockets or compatible 12 V plug pack.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: IEC (Industrial Equipment & Control)
• Model: AP2668-001
• Function: Electronic radioactive source and Geiger count simulation
• Modes: Long half-life and short half-life source simulations
• Power input: 12 V AC/DC, 50/60 Hz
• Connections: Two 4 mm sockets and 12 V plug-pack socket
• Dimensions: 175 × 100 × 37 mm
• Weight: 320 g

Important Information

This product does not contain radioactive material and does not detect actual radiation. Intended for laboratory or educational use under appropriate supervision. A suitable 12 V power supply is required; check the supplied power accessories before ordering.

Download IEC Instruction Sheet