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CRADTEC PRM-02H

How CRADTEC PRM-02H did in Health Canada's lab testing, its recall status and what its maker states, each with source and date.

Consumer electronic radon monitor

CRADTEC PRM-02H

A consumer electronic radon monitor made by CRADTEC. Health Canada's lab tested it in a published study. This page is the record: the lab result, the recall status and what the maker says, each with its source and date. Health Canada's advice is to choose an electronic monitor "that has passed the C-NRPP performance testing." Its brochure is linked in the sources below.

Health Canada lab study

Outside the 25% limit

In Health Canada's short chamber tests, this model's average error against the reference was over the 25% limit the study used.

Date
2025-05-02
Sample
Not applicable

What Health Canada's lab found

Lab study results for CRADTEC PRM-02H

The short-test column is how the study grouped each model by its average error against a reference. The long-term column is from its longer test. Findings are in our words, not copied from the study.

StudyShort chamber testsLong-term test
Government lab study, published 2025-05-02Outside the 25% limitIn the study's 13-week test it read within 25%, but the study says to read that with caution: in an early check, CRADTEC and LifeBasis monitors showed over 100 Bq/m³ in a room the reference put at 20.

Lemieux A, Mekarski P, Adams H, Chaudhary K, Patni R, Bjorndal B, Suys J, Chauhan D, Lawson I. Performance Evaluation of Electronic Radon Monitors Available to the General Public. Health Physics 129(5):374-387, November 2025, published online 2025-05-02. DOI 10.1097/HP.0000000000001986.

Recall status and what the maker says

Recall status, maker's statements and device rules for CRADTEC PRM-02H, checked 2026-11-05

Lines marked as the maker's are the maker's own words, not measured results. The device rules decide whether a purchase link shows.

ItemValue
Health Canada recall statusNo recall or advisory names it
Sold in Canadano data
Purchase link under our device rulesNot shown: its latest lab result was outside the limit

Health Canada, Recalls and Safety Alerts open data (HCRSAMOpenData), Open Government Licence - Canada.

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Provenance

Source
Health Canada's 2025 lab study of electronic radon monitors, Health Canada's recall and advisory notices, and the maker's own pages, each read on the date checked.
Method
We state the study's findings in our own words and link the study. Recall status comes from Health Canada's notices. The maker's lines are quoted as the maker's. The card state and any purchase link are worked out from the record at every build. Nothing is typed by hand.
Date checked
2026-11-05
Next review
2027-02-05
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