The PM1802 is the first in the world personal radiation detector-identifier with 2 independent gamma and neutron channels. The PM1802 is designed for detection and identification of radioactive and nuclear materials including the weapons ones. Being equipped with two separate scintillation detectors based on CsI(Tl) and LiI(Eu) the PM1802 is capable to operate as two-channel alarming ratemeter, ensure fast locating and measurement of gamma and neutron radiation sources and to perform fast identification of the gamma and neutron sources on their gamma spectra in the field conditions.

The PM1802 can be used both as independent radiation control instrument and along with the fixed-installed radiation monitors to accomplish the tasks on locating and identification of the source which caused the alarm of the stationary system.

The PM1802 is the smallest personal gamma-neutron radiation detector in the world which is capable to identify the radioactive sources. According to the up-to-date requirements the instrument is capable to perform all radiation control procedures independently and when it is complicated to make an appropriate decision based on its readings the instrument can be used for accessing the DSS and for providing expert assistance.

The up-to-the minute technologies made it possible to create the instruments with the unique combination of specifications which meets meet the requirements of IAEA, Russian standard GOST R 51635-2000 as well as American Standards ANSI N42.32-2003 for PRD, and ANSI N42.34-2003 for RIID.