








⚡ Stay ahead of invisible risks with precision and style!
The GQ GMC-300S is a compact, professional-grade digital Geiger counter featuring 1-second real-time radiation data logging, a rechargeable lithium-ion battery for extended use, and internal memory with free PC software for detailed data analysis. It offers multiple detection modes including Dosimeter, CPM count, and Graph mode, making it ideal for enthusiasts and professionals seeking reliable radiation monitoring on the go.









| ASIN | B0B541D433 |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Batteries included? | Yes |
| Battery Cell Type | Lithium Ion |
| Best Sellers Rank | 12,146 in Business, Industry & Science ( See Top 100 in Business, Industry & Science ) 45 in Inspection & Analysis 55 in Hazardous Material Handling |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (1,161) |
| Date First Available | 14 July 2022 |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 222 g |
| Item model number | GMC-300S |
| Manufacturer | GQ Electronics LLC |
| Part number | GMC-300S |
| Product Dimensions | 12.07 x 6.99 x 1.91 cm; 222 g |
| Voltage | 220 Volts (AC) |
M**.
Clear display, measurements vary
The measurements are varying for background and individual objects but without an old watch (Radium) or an old type smoke detector it's hard to confirm it's efficacy.
A**R
Hunting down uranium glass just got more interesting
So I am a enthusiastic uranium glass hunter, the collection only gets bigger all the time.but I will admit I have made a couple of mistakes when I haven’t had a 395 UV torch on me.I had held of buying a Geiger counter as wasn’t very sure what I was looking at to be honest, but came across this one and read all the reviews and they we’re basically very positive.so I purchased one with the next day delivery. Perfect timing delivery wise and even had to give the driver a code so that made it super safe delivery wise. Neatly packaged and the unit itself was bubble wrapped within a sturdy box.no need to do anything on initial use as everything had been set up already including the date and full battery charge.having 82 pieces of uranium glass I was spoilt for choice. I went for a mix of old and modern and unknown to test the variations.I’m impressed. It gave me a basic room radiation reading of about 26cpm, the older Greta vase eventually came up as 119cpm,(I had to move it away from other pieces as the counter is that sensitive it was picking up other items nearby) and the modern one around 31cpm I also have some Vaseline glass which I’ll test later.all in all for the money I think it is great value and a look forward to taking it out and about and using it as well.always helpfully to double check things
S**Y
An eye opener to the world of radium dials
Learning how to repair vintage watches is fascinating, but I can subject you to radioactive radium when you open a case. This GC has allowed me to identify and quantify the risks, and help me make an informed decision about how (or if) to attempt a repair. It's easy to use, reactive, flashes red when you get a really "hot" one, shows different units plus a graphing function. You can also download to your PC (not Mac ready but there are workarounds for the IT savvy).
M**R
Good product but design not as easy to use as it could be
Good product but design not as easy to use as it could be
A**R
All good seems to work well
As described seems well made
J**N
Possibly essential if your house is built over granite.
Where this machine could be invaluable is in houses built on granite sub-strate where Radon gas could potentially be detected, especially if it’s released following an earth quake. Radon is an invisible, odourless radioactive gas that can leak unnoticed into basements in granite areas. Normally short term exposure is harmless but long term exposure can be harmful. It has a feature to download data to a PC, which is invaluable if monitoring for Radon or accidental fallout etc. but, amusingly, PCs tend to be trashed by EMF during a nuclear explosion, unless you keep them in a Faraday cage when the risk factor increases… What preppers may really need is a personal dosimeter per person and a Geiger counter, plus knowledge of how to reduce their exposure to alpha, beta and gamma rays following a nuclear explosion. And a wind-up radio kept in a Faraday cage JIC…
B**E
Fonctionne bien mieux que les produits chinois ! Très satisfait
S**M
Exactly as described and well worth the price. I've tested this against some known elements in my collection and the counter works well. The interface is intuitive and easy to navigate to change various settings and customize the display. I chose this as an economical option that would still allow me to have audible and visual queues. The ability to view the data (including as a graph) and export it is appreciated, as is having a quick tool for the standard conversions and equivalent metrics of Sieverts, Rads, CPM and dose etc. Would also note the battery came charged and has held up well for hours now. I look forward to taking this on my upcoming trips to the odd mineral shop or planned conventions. Don't look at other cheaper options on Amazon from xyz brands and vendors... This product has the quality you are really looking for.
J**E
The GQ GMC-300S Digital Nuclear Radiation Detector Monitor Meter Geiger Counter has proven to be an invaluable tool in my watch servicing hobby. I use it specifically for checking if watch dials contain radium, and it performs this task with remarkable accuracy. The digital display is easy to read, and the device is user-friendly, making it simple to operate even for those new to radiation detection. Its sensitivity and reliability provide peace of mind when working with vintage watches. This Geiger counter is a must-have for anyone needing precise radium detection at a great value.
D**.
Das Gerät macht genau, was es soll und ist sehr einfach zu bedienen. Zusätzlich hat es eine Vielzahl an Einstellungsmöglichkeiten, um z.B. Energie zu sparen. Hochwertig und stabil.
A**L
Funciona correctamente
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