1. With liquid crystal display: Nuclear radiation detectors are usually equipped with a liquid crystal display, which can visually display the detected radiation level and related data. Through the LCD screen, users can easily read and analyze the test results. 2. X, Y, and radioactive ray detection: nuclear radiation detectors can detect a variety of radioactive rays, including X-rays, -rays, and -rays. It has a wide range of radiation detection capabilities and can deal with different types of radiation sources. 3. Alarm function: Nuclear radiation detectors are usually equipped with radioactive radiation alarms. When a radiation level exceeding the set threshold is detected, an alarm will be automatically triggered to remind users of possible radiation risks. This helps to protect the safety of the user and to take appropriate precautions. 4. Accuracy and stability: Nuclear radiation detectors usually use sophisticated detection technology and stable electronic components, which have a high degree of accuracy and stability. It responds quickly to radiation signals and provides accurate radiation measurements. 5. Mobile convenience: Nuclear radiation detectors generally adopt a portable design, which is easy to carry and operate. Users can use it for radiation detection anytime and anywhere, such as in nuclear facilities, medical institutions, industrial environments and other places.