QSA Global | How to Perform a Misconnect Test on SENTINEL 880 Series Delta

Inspection and maintenance of your SENTINEL 880 Source Projectors is key to ensure your safety and the longevity of your device. Theo Ewing, from the QSA Global, Inc. Baton Rouge Service Center, explains how to properly perform a misconnect test on the SENTINEL 880 Series Delta Gamma-Ray Source Projector. This quick and simple misconnect test should be performed on a quarterly basis or any time you have a change in controls or projectors.
With over 12,000 in service worldwide from Alaska’s North Slope to harsh Middle East desert environments, QSA Global, Inc.'s SENTINEL 880 Series has nearly two decades of proven reliability and durability giving you the most uptime from your equipment and maximum production for your clients.
The versatility in using Ir-192, Se-75, and Yb-169 radioisotope sources maximizes the non-destructive testing applications where you can utilize your SENTINEL 880 Series projector while advanced safety features minimize operator dose.
Designed, tested, and manufactured to the requirements of ANSI N432-1980, ISO 3999:2004(E), IAEA TS-R-1 (2009), IAEA SSR-6 (2012), USNRC 10CFR34, USNRC 10CFR71, and USDOT 49CFR173.
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