[en] This report describes a dosimeter based on the conduction calorimetry principle, and designed to operate in swimming-pool type nuclear reactors. The properties of the apparatus are as follows: 1 - the measurement is independent of the specific heat of the calorimetric elements; 2 - each calorimetric element is fitted with an electrical calibration; 3 - the apparatus is made up of two independent calorimetric elements; 4 - the nature of the calorimetric elements makes it possible to analyse the radiation received; 5 - the measurable intensities of the absorbed radiation vary from 4 to 4000 M/rads per hour; 6 - the sensitive part of the apparatus is fitted inside a cylinder 5 cm high and 2 cm in diameter. One pre-production unit made up of graphite and beryllium cores has been tried out in the reactor Siloe with radiation intensities of about 1 to 2 watts per gram. It absorbed an accumulated dose of 1.2*1O¹² rads without any weaknesses appearing. (authors)