Electromagnetic Field Meters

Find low priced electromagnetic field meters for average use These selections don't have all the bells and whistles but provide readings for many electrical devices and appliances. They provide an entry point for personal, office and home use.

I recommend:  Get a CellSensor EMF detection meter, single-axis gauss, for detecting electromagnetic fields from power lines, computers, appliances and wiring at HealthGoods, LLC. Select the model of choice from several low priced magnetic field meters that include a general purpose EMF detector, an analog meter with audible tone or a meter with fast response rate at Pro-Measure, a division of DAS Distribution, Inc.

Locate industrial electromagnetic field testers for big jobs These electrical magnetic field meters provide the measurement specifications needed in industrial and commercial settings.

I recommend:  Check out the Extech triple-axis electromagnetic field tester for measuring EMF around appliances, power lines and industrial devices with large LCD display at Fotronic Corporation’s Test Equipment Depot. Contact Hotek Technologies, Inc. after selecting the right model from the list for an electromagnetic field monitor with tripod mounting and suitable for many sources including industrial, scientific and medical equipment. Scroll down the page at Less EMF, Inc. to “Commercial Grade AC Magnetic Field Meter” with models calibrated to check 50Hz, 60 Hz or 180 Hz, ideal for measuring transmission lines and electrical devices.

Find single-axis electromagnetic field meters with good specs A single-axis electromagnetic fields meter costs less that the triple axis model because they take longer to process the electrical field. To obtain X, Y and Z-axis the meter needs manual directional turning to correlate and provide the readings of the axis.

I recommend:  Go to Professional Equipment, a division of Lab Safety Supply, Inc., for a selection of nicely priced single-axis low frequency meters for testing terminals, fans, faulty wiring, power lines, appliances and other devices. Measuring electromagnetic fields is easy with the 3.5-inch LCD readout that uses one 9V alkaline battery in the REED EMF field tester at Efston Science, Inc.

Buy tri-axis electromagnetic field testers to save time Triple axis eliminates calculating X, Y and Z-axis or turning the meter for a proper reading. These models range higher in price over the single-axis ones.

I recommend:  Select from the two triple-axis meters, TM-192 to review up to 500 screen readings or TM-192D that records 9999 readings downloadable to your computer via USB port, with tripods and nice specs at Technika, a Sper Scientific, LTD Company. See the triple-axis field meter with remote sensor probe and 3-foot cable at National Safety Products, Inc. Quantity discounts are available.