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    Mirion SPIR-Ace – Portable RIID for Radiological Threat Detection & Isotope Identification

    The SPIR-Ace by Mirion is a compact and powerful RIID (Radioisotope Identification Device) for detecting and identifying radiological threats in the field. Ideal for civil defense, border security, nuclear safety, and forensic applications. Seamlessly integrates with Genie software for efficient in situ measurements and quantitative analysis.

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    Description

    SPIR-Ace

    Mirion

    The Mirion SPIR-Ace is a versatile, field-ready Radioisotope Identification Device (RIID) designed for accurate and efficient detection of radiological threats across a wide range of security and safety applications. Whether deployed for civil defense, border control, customs, emergency response, or critical infrastructure protection, the SPIR-Ace delivers reliable, high-resolution performance in a compact, rugged form factor.

    Built with professional users in mind, the SPIR-Ace supports advanced radioisotope identification and quantification, enabling precise assessments of nuclear materials in environments like power plants, safeguard inspections, and forensic laboratories. Its compatibility with Genie software, including Genie CNF files and ISOCS efficiency calibration, makes it a powerful and adaptable tool for in situ quantitative analysis.

    With onboard geometry selection, real-time spectral analysis, and seamless data transfer, the SPIR-Ace streamlines mission-critical workflows and ensures regulatory compliance. Whether in the field or in the lab, this handheld RIID offers reliable performance for first responders, security teams, and nuclear professionals alike.

    Features

    • Ultra fast and accurate search and nuclide identification

    • Identifies heavily shielded materials, unbalanced mixes, and Special Nuclear Materials masking scenarios

    • Generic ISOCS characterization, preloaded efficiency calibrations

    • Connects to Genie for immediate and easy quantification

    Identify

    The screen provides all the information to evaluate the situation, with no button to touch.


    Search

    Use the Radar and Histogram screens to localize a source, and map the geolocation of the hotspot area.


    Detect

    Detection of higher gamma or neutron rates activate the screen, generate alarms. The device provides continuous nuclide identification.


    Remote Display and Start

    Connect to the SPIR-Ace device with a hotspot or Wi-Fi connection and enable acquisition from a safe or more accessible location.


    Locate

    The SPIR-Ace unit offers on-device identification performance beyond current standards for RIIDs such as for heavily shielded isotopes, unbalanced mixtures of nuclides and Special Nuclear Material


    Specifications

    Nuclear Specifications

    Detectors
    NaI(Tl) version: dia 35 mm x 51 mm (1.4 in. dia x 2 in.)
    LaBr3 (Ce) version: dia 25.4 mm x 34 mm (1 in. dia x 1.34 in.)
    Energy compensated GM tube for high gamma dose rate
    Optional neutron detector: moderated 6LiZnS:Ag scintillator
    Optional external alpha/beta GMP-25 contamination probe
    Energy Range
    25 keV to 3 MeV (gamma)
    0.025 eV to 15 MeV (neutron)
    Gamma dose rate range
    0.001 μSv/h to 100 mSv/h (0.1 μR/hr to 10 R/hr)
    Identification
    Fast digital MCA, 1024 channels, throughput >100 000 cps
    Single, bare or shielded, and mixed isotopes
    Seven libraries containing 80 nuclides
    Identifies up to eight nuclides simultaneously
    Detection and identification performance exceeds ANSI N42-34,
    IEC62327 and IAEA NSS 1
    Identifies the radionuclides in 5 to 15 seconds at a dose rate of
    0.5 µSv/h (50 µR/h)

    Functional Features

    Interface
    4.3 in. color touch screen LCD readable in all lighting conditions
    Fast display update (every 0.25 s)
    Alarm indicators: LEDs, vibrator and sound
    Touch screen and two buttons for gloves/Personal Protective
    Equipment (PPE) operation
    Earphone jack
    Spectrum acquisition: auto on alarm, manual, periodic
    Languages: English, French, Korean, Chinese, Japanese, Russian
    (additional languages on request)
    Connectivity
    Internet connection by Wi-Fi:
    Send measurements by emails with n42 and CNF files (spectra
    with efficiency curves and geometry)
    Remote supervision with SpirVIEW or other software using file
    transfer (FTP or HTTP/SSL)
    RadResponder/CBRNResponder (spectrum)
    Remote display and control via a web enabled wireless device (Wi-Fi)
    Records the location of all measurements/events (mapping)
    Micro USB connection
    Wi-Fi beta/gamma/neutron
    GNSS receiver (global GPS)

    Characteristics

    Standards Compliance
    ANSI N42.34
    IEC62327
    CE
    Enviroment
    Operating temperature range:
    Nal: -20 °C to +55 °C (-4 °F to +131 °F)
    LaBr3: -20 °C to +50 °C (-4 °F to +122 °F)
    Humidity
    93% relative humidity at 40 °C
    Water and Dust
    IP65
    Electrical
    Li-ion rechargeable, built-in charger, replaceable
    Battery Life
    8.5 hours (up to 15 hours with screen off most of the time)
    Charge time
    5 hours (device turned off) with regular 2.1 A/5 V USB
    adapter
    Physical
    Weight
    maximum (NaI and LiZnS detectors) 1.45 kg (2.2 lb)
    Dimensions
    206 x 153 x 57 mm (8.1 x 6.2 x 2.2 in.)

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