Durridge’s CAPTURE software has been updated to version 6.1. This update introduces Event-Driven Actions, which are user-specified sequences of actions that are executed when particular conditions are met. For example if a RAD7 reports a radon concentration that is greater than a certain value, CAPTURE can respond by playing an alarm sound and/or sending an email notifying the user. There are 11 categories of conditions that may be evaluated, and 13 types of actions that may be performed in response, allowing a wide variety of custom configurable behaviors.

We have added a Newsletter Archive to the DURRIDGE website. Visit the Newsletters page to read back issues of DURRIDGE Newsletters in PDF format. If you like what you see, please subscribe, and our newsletter will arrive in your inbox quarterly. Recent issues have highlighted such topics as radon in drinking water, thoron measurement, and CAPTURE CLOUD.

DURRIDGE CAPTURE software for Windows and macOS has been updated to version 6.0.3. CAPTURE is a free application for communicating with RAD7s and DRYSTIKs, and for downloading, graphing, analyzing, sharing, and exporting RAD7 data. Version 6.0.3 is recommended for all users. It offers numerous quality improvements pertaining to the CAPTURE CLOUD service, the Chart Recorder, and more.

DURRIDGE’s free CAPTURE software for Windows and macOS has been updated to version 6.0.2. CAPTURE lets you download, graph, analyze, and export RAD7 data. The latest update includes several usability improvements to the real-time Chart Recorder and CAPTURE CLOUD, a subscription-based service for storing, organizing, and sharing RAD7 data.

DURRIDGE is pleased to announce CAPTURE CLOUD, a subscription-based service that offers secure storage for RAD7 data files and makes it easy to organize, analyze, and share data with colleagues. CAPTURE CLOUD is fully integrated into DURRIDGE’s CAPTURE software, and it allows users to browse RAD7 data files and issue queries to search for radon data sets by several criteria such as date range, organization, RAD7 device, and others.

On behalf of the entire team at Durridge, we hope this message finds you and your loved ones in good health. Our best intentions and well wishes go out to our customers, colleagues, and friends around the world, especially those who may be directly affected. Durridge continues to take all the necessary actions and precautions recommended by federal and state … Read More

On behalf of the entire team at Durridge, we hope this message finds you and your loved ones in good health. Our best intentions and well wishes go out to our customers, colleagues, and friends around the world, especially those who may be directly affected. Durridge continues to take all the necessary actions and precautions recommended by federal and state … Read More

On behalf of the entire team at Durridge, we hope this message finds you and your loved ones in good health. Our best intentions and well wishes go out to our customers, colleagues, and friends around the world, especially those who may be directly affected. Durridge continues to take all the necessary actions and precautions recommended by federal and state … Read More

We have posted a new Application Note document describing the standard operating procedures for using the DURRIDGE RAD7 electronic radon detector to collect radon measurements from below a building slab, for the purpose of investigating vapor intrusion.

This week Durridge’s chief scientist Dr. Stephen Sadler will present a new paper at the Ninth International Symposium on Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material (NORM IX) in Denver, Colorado. This event is being organized by the Conference of Radiation Control Program Directors and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). It runs from September 23rd to the 26th.