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El medidor EMF es un gaussímetro de CA, medidor de campo eléctrico de CA y medidor de densidad de potencia de radio en una sola unidad, que combina todas las características necesarias para mediciones rápidas y precisas de campos electromagnéticos (EMF).
Además de los modos de medición de CA estándar, un modo de frecuencia especial ponderado escalará adecuadamente las mediciones magnéticas y eléctricas para indicar la magnitud completa de las corrientes producidas por cada tipo de campo dentro del cuerpo humano.
El medidor EMF es un gaussímetro de CA, medidor de campo eléctrico de CA y medidor de densidad de potencia de radio en una sola unidad, que combina todas las características necesarias para mediciones rápidas y precisas de campos electromagnéticos (EMF).
Además de los modos de medición de CA estándar, un modo de frecuencia especial ponderado escalará adecuadamente las mediciones magnéticas y eléctricas para indicar la magnitud completa de las corrientes producidas por cada tipo de campo dentro del cuerpo humano.
Sensor tipo CA magnético
3 ejes, magnitud verdadera
Rango de frecuencia (no mostrado)
40 Hz - 100 kHz
Precisión
±4% @ 50/60 Hz
Rango máximo
100.0 miligauss
Sensibilidad (resolución)
0,1 miligauss
Sensor tipo AC eléctrico
Rango de frecuencia (no mostrado)
40 Hz - 100 kHz
Precisión
± 5% @ 50/60 Hz
Rango máximo
1000 V/m
Sensibilidad (resolución)
1 V/m
Tipo de sensor RF/microondas
Tipo de sensor
1 eje
Rango de frecuencia (no mostrado)
20 MHz – 6 GHz
Precisión
±20% @ 1 GHz
Rango máximo
19.999 mW/m^2
Sensibilidad (resolución)
0,001 mW/m^2
Medidor EMF
Prueba el campo magnético y el campo eléctrico. Alarma automática por encima del valor seguro (40 V/m o 0,4 μT/4 mG).
Funciona con una mano y mueve y realiza mediciones de campo.
Se utiliza principalmente para probar hornos de microondas, televisores, secadores de pelo, computadoras, electrodomésticos de baja frecuencia, cables, etc.
- Detecta los tres tipos de contaminación EMF: Magnético de CA, eléctrico de CA y RF/microondas
- Modo RF sensible para medir la señal de teléfonos móviles y Wi-Fi EMF.
- Función única: hace lecturas estándar de CA y ponderadas (enfatiza las altas frecuencias)
Campos eléctricos ("ELEC") - En un hogar u oficina electromagnéticamente silencioso, tanto estándar como pesado leerán menos de 50 V/m, pero la lectura puede ser más alta cuando el medidor apunta hacia luces fluorescentes, una toma de pared o placa de interruptor, o un aparato incorrectamente conectado a tierra.
Campos magnéticos ("MAG"). Lee los números grandes en el centro. En un hogar u oficina típico con EMF bajo, las áreas de estar leerán 3.0 miligauss o menos en MAG estándar y 5.0 miligauss o menos en peso. En un automóvil (gas o eléctrico), la lectura puede ser mayor. "Ponderado" enfatiza las frecuencias que son más altas que las frecuencias de línea eléctrica, mientras que "Estándar" mide todas las frecuencias por igual. Algunas ubicaciones de casa, como cerca de la caja de interruptores, tendrán un campo magnético más alto. Si rara vez o nunca visitas estas áreas de campo alto, la lectura alta no es importante. Los campos solo son importantes en lugares donde pasas tiempo.
RF-- Este medidor lee RF y microondas en el rango de frecuencia de 20 MHz a 6 GHz. Esto incluye la mayoría de las instalaciones 5G nuevas, pero no de onda milimétrica experimental 5G. Solo se muestra el nivel de potencia total de todas las fuentes. No se muestra información sobre frecuencias específicas.
Las señales digitales de RF son pulsantes. Esto significa que la densidad de potencia máxima (ver PEAK en la parte superior izquierda de la visualización) es más alta que la densidad de potencia promedio (número principal en el centro) y verás que las barras pulsan hacia arriba y hacia abajo si hay señales digitales de RF presentes.
crazy eddie
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 31 de marzo de 2025
Works great, put this near your microwave oven while you cooking something and its scary what is coming out of the door.
crazy eddie
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 31 de marzo de 2025
Works great, put this near your microwave oven while you cooking something and its scary what is coming out of the door.
crazy eddie
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 31 de marzo de 2025
Works great, put this near your microwave oven while you cooking something and its scary what is coming out of the door.
crazy eddie
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 31 de marzo de 2025
Works great, put this near your microwave oven while you cooking something and its scary what is coming out of the door.
crazy eddie
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 31 de marzo de 2025
Works great, put this near your microwave oven while you cooking something and its scary what is coming out of the door.
crazy eddie
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 31 de marzo de 2025
Works great, put this near your microwave oven while you cooking something and its scary what is coming out of the door.
crazy eddie
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 31 de marzo de 2025
Works great, put this near your microwave oven while you cooking something and its scary what is coming out of the door.
crazy eddie
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 31 de marzo de 2025
Works great, put this near your microwave oven while you cooking something and its scary what is coming out of the door.
Grandmama
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 24 de marzo de 2025
Very fun and pretty accurate. Would be double the price if it was a different color!
Grandmama
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 24 de marzo de 2025
Very fun and pretty accurate. Would be double the price if it was a different color!
Grandmama
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 24 de marzo de 2025
Very fun and pretty accurate. Would be double the price if it was a different color!
Grandmama
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 24 de marzo de 2025
Very fun and pretty accurate. Would be double the price if it was a different color!
Grandmama
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 24 de marzo de 2025
Very fun and pretty accurate. Would be double the price if it was a different color!
Grandmama
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 24 de marzo de 2025
Very fun and pretty accurate. Would be double the price if it was a different color!
Grandmama
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 24 de marzo de 2025
Very fun and pretty accurate. Would be double the price if it was a different color!
Grandmama
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 24 de marzo de 2025
Very fun and pretty accurate. Would be double the price if it was a different color!
Nils
Revisado en Bélgica el 2 de junio de 2024
Nooit aangekomen, gelukkig wel geld teruggekregen.
Nils
Revisado en Bélgica el 2 de junio de 2024
Nooit aangekomen, gelukkig wel geld teruggekregen.
Nils
Revisado en Bélgica el 2 de junio de 2024
Nooit aangekomen, gelukkig wel geld teruggekregen.
Nils
Revisado en Bélgica el 2 de junio de 2024
Nooit aangekomen, gelukkig wel geld teruggekregen.
Nils
Revisado en Bélgica el 2 de junio de 2024
Nooit aangekomen, gelukkig wel geld teruggekregen.
Nils
Revisado en Bélgica el 2 de junio de 2024
Nooit aangekomen, gelukkig wel geld teruggekregen.
Nils
Revisado en Bélgica el 2 de junio de 2024
Nooit aangekomen, gelukkig wel geld teruggekregen.
Nils
Revisado en Bélgica el 2 de junio de 2024
Nooit aangekomen, gelukkig wel geld teruggekregen.
Cliente
Comentado en España el 16 de septiembre de 2024
el panel es claro , avisa con pitidos
Cliente
Comentado en España el 16 de septiembre de 2024
el panel es claro , avisa con pitidos
Cliente
Comentado en España el 16 de septiembre de 2024
el panel es claro , avisa con pitidos
Cliente
Comentado en España el 16 de septiembre de 2024
el panel es claro , avisa con pitidos
Cliente
Comentado en España el 16 de septiembre de 2024
el panel es claro , avisa con pitidos
Cliente
Comentado en España el 16 de septiembre de 2024
el panel es claro , avisa con pitidos
Cliente
Comentado en España el 16 de septiembre de 2024
el panel es claro , avisa con pitidos
Cliente
Comentado en España el 16 de septiembre de 2024
el panel es claro , avisa con pitidos
ian
Comentado en Canadá el 9 de junio de 2023
Current price point at the time/date of this review: $34.29 with no discount/coupon currently being offered by the seller at this time. This is the first of its kind for me, had no idea these types of devices could be so affordable given the quality build and clear digital readout. No complaints on the pricing front.Although I wish it didn’t come in pink, I’m cool with it so long as it works well. My suggestion however would be to make it more of a neutral color choice such as white-on-white, or all white with accents of silver. Otherwise, it may inadvertently be limiting your audience. Can you imagine this being the color of preference for a handyman dude? Not necessarily a dealbreaker (or maybe) but definitely a small deterrent from what could easily have been made into a more inclusive product. Is it a stretch to assume this might look better tailored towards an overbearing and overly conscientious mom in a matching barbie pink apron? You know, looking for that devil behind every bush, fine combing the home for any potential leak points.I digress, this unit seems to work fine, although you’ll have to get fairly close to your electronics, and so I’m hoping it’s reading accurately and sensitively enough. If this is the case, it’s a good sign since after scanning our beds and other regions we spend a good deal of time don’t seem to show much hint of EMF radiation. However, if you go closer to electronics it tends to give a hard read with certain devices. Not sure how to interpret the data, does that mean if you’re as close as the reader is to the device your scanning, that’s how strong the EMF will be?It seems to redline on the “harmful” meter quite frequently, just be sure to use common sense and not to freak out. The last thing anybody wants to see (and this includes the neighbours) is a frantic barbie dressed mother (or father) dumping all their electronics on their front curbside. RELAX. I really think they should have increased the scale and added a green, yellow/amber, and then a red zone, but only for seriously worrisome readings.DON’T FREAK OUT. A lot of my household electronics seemed to redline. My suggestion is keep your bed area as free as you can from EMF. The further your head is from the headboard and away from your nightstand’s alarm clock the better. The bed is where you spend the most part of your day sleeping, so it’s worth a consideration.I ran a test. When directing this at my phone, it appears to pick up a “pulsating” reading going from “safe” to “harmful” consistently. My guess is the way it’s broadcasting or something related to frequencies. Anywho, noticed a dramatic difference when we set it on “airplane” mode. Best to keep it in that mode next or away from your bed as you sleep. Better yet, just shut it off, and assuming you have a full charge, then unplug it from your charger.
ian
Comentado en Canadá el 9 de junio de 2023
Current price point at the time/date of this review: $34.29 with no discount/coupon currently being offered by the seller at this time. This is the first of its kind for me, had no idea these types of devices could be so affordable given the quality build and clear digital readout. No complaints on the pricing front.Although I wish it didn’t come in pink, I’m cool with it so long as it works well. My suggestion however would be to make it more of a neutral color choice such as white-on-white, or all white with accents of silver. Otherwise, it may inadvertently be limiting your audience. Can you imagine this being the color of preference for a handyman dude? Not necessarily a dealbreaker (or maybe) but definitely a small deterrent from what could easily have been made into a more inclusive product. Is it a stretch to assume this might look better tailored towards an overbearing and overly conscientious mom in a matching barbie pink apron? You know, looking for that devil behind every bush, fine combing the home for any potential leak points.I digress, this unit seems to work fine, although you’ll have to get fairly close to your electronics, and so I’m hoping it’s reading accurately and sensitively enough. If this is the case, it’s a good sign since after scanning our beds and other regions we spend a good deal of time don’t seem to show much hint of EMF radiation. However, if you go closer to electronics it tends to give a hard read with certain devices. Not sure how to interpret the data, does that mean if you’re as close as the reader is to the device your scanning, that’s how strong the EMF will be?It seems to redline on the “harmful” meter quite frequently, just be sure to use common sense and not to freak out. The last thing anybody wants to see (and this includes the neighbours) is a frantic barbie dressed mother (or father) dumping all their electronics on their front curbside. RELAX. I really think they should have increased the scale and added a green, yellow/amber, and then a red zone, but only for seriously worrisome readings.DON’T FREAK OUT. A lot of my household electronics seemed to redline. My suggestion is keep your bed area as free as you can from EMF. The further your head is from the headboard and away from your nightstand’s alarm clock the better. The bed is where you spend the most part of your day sleeping, so it’s worth a consideration.I ran a test. When directing this at my phone, it appears to pick up a “pulsating” reading going from “safe” to “harmful” consistently. My guess is the way it’s broadcasting or something related to frequencies. Anywho, noticed a dramatic difference when we set it on “airplane” mode. Best to keep it in that mode next or away from your bed as you sleep. Better yet, just shut it off, and assuming you have a full charge, then unplug it from your charger.
ian
Comentado en Canadá el 9 de junio de 2023
Current price point at the time/date of this review: $34.29 with no discount/coupon currently being offered by the seller at this time. This is the first of its kind for me, had no idea these types of devices could be so affordable given the quality build and clear digital readout. No complaints on the pricing front.Although I wish it didn’t come in pink, I’m cool with it so long as it works well. My suggestion however would be to make it more of a neutral color choice such as white-on-white, or all white with accents of silver. Otherwise, it may inadvertently be limiting your audience. Can you imagine this being the color of preference for a handyman dude? Not necessarily a dealbreaker (or maybe) but definitely a small deterrent from what could easily have been made into a more inclusive product. Is it a stretch to assume this might look better tailored towards an overbearing and overly conscientious mom in a matching barbie pink apron? You know, looking for that devil behind every bush, fine combing the home for any potential leak points.I digress, this unit seems to work fine, although you’ll have to get fairly close to your electronics, and so I’m hoping it’s reading accurately and sensitively enough. If this is the case, it’s a good sign since after scanning our beds and other regions we spend a good deal of time don’t seem to show much hint of EMF radiation. However, if you go closer to electronics it tends to give a hard read with certain devices. Not sure how to interpret the data, does that mean if you’re as close as the reader is to the device your scanning, that’s how strong the EMF will be?It seems to redline on the “harmful” meter quite frequently, just be sure to use common sense and not to freak out. The last thing anybody wants to see (and this includes the neighbours) is a frantic barbie dressed mother (or father) dumping all their electronics on their front curbside. RELAX. I really think they should have increased the scale and added a green, yellow/amber, and then a red zone, but only for seriously worrisome readings.DON’T FREAK OUT. A lot of my household electronics seemed to redline. My suggestion is keep your bed area as free as you can from EMF. The further your head is from the headboard and away from your nightstand’s alarm clock the better. The bed is where you spend the most part of your day sleeping, so it’s worth a consideration.I ran a test. When directing this at my phone, it appears to pick up a “pulsating” reading going from “safe” to “harmful” consistently. My guess is the way it’s broadcasting or something related to frequencies. Anywho, noticed a dramatic difference when we set it on “airplane” mode. Best to keep it in that mode next or away from your bed as you sleep. Better yet, just shut it off, and assuming you have a full charge, then unplug it from your charger.
ian
Comentado en Canadá el 9 de junio de 2023
Current price point at the time/date of this review: $34.29 with no discount/coupon currently being offered by the seller at this time. This is the first of its kind for me, had no idea these types of devices could be so affordable given the quality build and clear digital readout. No complaints on the pricing front.Although I wish it didn’t come in pink, I’m cool with it so long as it works well. My suggestion however would be to make it more of a neutral color choice such as white-on-white, or all white with accents of silver. Otherwise, it may inadvertently be limiting your audience. Can you imagine this being the color of preference for a handyman dude? Not necessarily a dealbreaker (or maybe) but definitely a small deterrent from what could easily have been made into a more inclusive product. Is it a stretch to assume this might look better tailored towards an overbearing and overly conscientious mom in a matching barbie pink apron? You know, looking for that devil behind every bush, fine combing the home for any potential leak points.I digress, this unit seems to work fine, although you’ll have to get fairly close to your electronics, and so I’m hoping it’s reading accurately and sensitively enough. If this is the case, it’s a good sign since after scanning our beds and other regions we spend a good deal of time don’t seem to show much hint of EMF radiation. However, if you go closer to electronics it tends to give a hard read with certain devices. Not sure how to interpret the data, does that mean if you’re as close as the reader is to the device your scanning, that’s how strong the EMF will be?It seems to redline on the “harmful” meter quite frequently, just be sure to use common sense and not to freak out. The last thing anybody wants to see (and this includes the neighbours) is a frantic barbie dressed mother (or father) dumping all their electronics on their front curbside. RELAX. I really think they should have increased the scale and added a green, yellow/amber, and then a red zone, but only for seriously worrisome readings.DON’T FREAK OUT. A lot of my household electronics seemed to redline. My suggestion is keep your bed area as free as you can from EMF. The further your head is from the headboard and away from your nightstand’s alarm clock the better. The bed is where you spend the most part of your day sleeping, so it’s worth a consideration.I ran a test. When directing this at my phone, it appears to pick up a “pulsating” reading going from “safe” to “harmful” consistently. My guess is the way it’s broadcasting or something related to frequencies. Anywho, noticed a dramatic difference when we set it on “airplane” mode. Best to keep it in that mode next or away from your bed as you sleep. Better yet, just shut it off, and assuming you have a full charge, then unplug it from your charger.
ian
Comentado en Canadá el 9 de junio de 2023
Current price point at the time/date of this review: $34.29 with no discount/coupon currently being offered by the seller at this time. This is the first of its kind for me, had no idea these types of devices could be so affordable given the quality build and clear digital readout. No complaints on the pricing front.Although I wish it didn’t come in pink, I’m cool with it so long as it works well. My suggestion however would be to make it more of a neutral color choice such as white-on-white, or all white with accents of silver. Otherwise, it may inadvertently be limiting your audience. Can you imagine this being the color of preference for a handyman dude? Not necessarily a dealbreaker (or maybe) but definitely a small deterrent from what could easily have been made into a more inclusive product. Is it a stretch to assume this might look better tailored towards an overbearing and overly conscientious mom in a matching barbie pink apron? You know, looking for that devil behind every bush, fine combing the home for any potential leak points.I digress, this unit seems to work fine, although you’ll have to get fairly close to your electronics, and so I’m hoping it’s reading accurately and sensitively enough. If this is the case, it’s a good sign since after scanning our beds and other regions we spend a good deal of time don’t seem to show much hint of EMF radiation. However, if you go closer to electronics it tends to give a hard read with certain devices. Not sure how to interpret the data, does that mean if you’re as close as the reader is to the device your scanning, that’s how strong the EMF will be?It seems to redline on the “harmful” meter quite frequently, just be sure to use common sense and not to freak out. The last thing anybody wants to see (and this includes the neighbours) is a frantic barbie dressed mother (or father) dumping all their electronics on their front curbside. RELAX. I really think they should have increased the scale and added a green, yellow/amber, and then a red zone, but only for seriously worrisome readings.DON’T FREAK OUT. A lot of my household electronics seemed to redline. My suggestion is keep your bed area as free as you can from EMF. The further your head is from the headboard and away from your nightstand’s alarm clock the better. The bed is where you spend the most part of your day sleeping, so it’s worth a consideration.I ran a test. When directing this at my phone, it appears to pick up a “pulsating” reading going from “safe” to “harmful” consistently. My guess is the way it’s broadcasting or something related to frequencies. Anywho, noticed a dramatic difference when we set it on “airplane” mode. Best to keep it in that mode next or away from your bed as you sleep. Better yet, just shut it off, and assuming you have a full charge, then unplug it from your charger.
ian
Comentado en Canadá el 9 de junio de 2023
Current price point at the time/date of this review: $34.29 with no discount/coupon currently being offered by the seller at this time. This is the first of its kind for me, had no idea these types of devices could be so affordable given the quality build and clear digital readout. No complaints on the pricing front.Although I wish it didn’t come in pink, I’m cool with it so long as it works well. My suggestion however would be to make it more of a neutral color choice such as white-on-white, or all white with accents of silver. Otherwise, it may inadvertently be limiting your audience. Can you imagine this being the color of preference for a handyman dude? Not necessarily a dealbreaker (or maybe) but definitely a small deterrent from what could easily have been made into a more inclusive product. Is it a stretch to assume this might look better tailored towards an overbearing and overly conscientious mom in a matching barbie pink apron? You know, looking for that devil behind every bush, fine combing the home for any potential leak points.I digress, this unit seems to work fine, although you’ll have to get fairly close to your electronics, and so I’m hoping it’s reading accurately and sensitively enough. If this is the case, it’s a good sign since after scanning our beds and other regions we spend a good deal of time don’t seem to show much hint of EMF radiation. However, if you go closer to electronics it tends to give a hard read with certain devices. Not sure how to interpret the data, does that mean if you’re as close as the reader is to the device your scanning, that’s how strong the EMF will be?It seems to redline on the “harmful” meter quite frequently, just be sure to use common sense and not to freak out. The last thing anybody wants to see (and this includes the neighbours) is a frantic barbie dressed mother (or father) dumping all their electronics on their front curbside. RELAX. I really think they should have increased the scale and added a green, yellow/amber, and then a red zone, but only for seriously worrisome readings.DON’T FREAK OUT. A lot of my household electronics seemed to redline. My suggestion is keep your bed area as free as you can from EMF. The further your head is from the headboard and away from your nightstand’s alarm clock the better. The bed is where you spend the most part of your day sleeping, so it’s worth a consideration.I ran a test. When directing this at my phone, it appears to pick up a “pulsating” reading going from “safe” to “harmful” consistently. My guess is the way it’s broadcasting or something related to frequencies. Anywho, noticed a dramatic difference when we set it on “airplane” mode. Best to keep it in that mode next or away from your bed as you sleep. Better yet, just shut it off, and assuming you have a full charge, then unplug it from your charger.
ian
Comentado en Canadá el 9 de junio de 2023
Current price point at the time/date of this review: $34.29 with no discount/coupon currently being offered by the seller at this time. This is the first of its kind for me, had no idea these types of devices could be so affordable given the quality build and clear digital readout. No complaints on the pricing front.Although I wish it didn’t come in pink, I’m cool with it so long as it works well. My suggestion however would be to make it more of a neutral color choice such as white-on-white, or all white with accents of silver. Otherwise, it may inadvertently be limiting your audience. Can you imagine this being the color of preference for a handyman dude? Not necessarily a dealbreaker (or maybe) but definitely a small deterrent from what could easily have been made into a more inclusive product. Is it a stretch to assume this might look better tailored towards an overbearing and overly conscientious mom in a matching barbie pink apron? You know, looking for that devil behind every bush, fine combing the home for any potential leak points.I digress, this unit seems to work fine, although you’ll have to get fairly close to your electronics, and so I’m hoping it’s reading accurately and sensitively enough. If this is the case, it’s a good sign since after scanning our beds and other regions we spend a good deal of time don’t seem to show much hint of EMF radiation. However, if you go closer to electronics it tends to give a hard read with certain devices. Not sure how to interpret the data, does that mean if you’re as close as the reader is to the device your scanning, that’s how strong the EMF will be?It seems to redline on the “harmful” meter quite frequently, just be sure to use common sense and not to freak out. The last thing anybody wants to see (and this includes the neighbours) is a frantic barbie dressed mother (or father) dumping all their electronics on their front curbside. RELAX. I really think they should have increased the scale and added a green, yellow/amber, and then a red zone, but only for seriously worrisome readings.DON’T FREAK OUT. A lot of my household electronics seemed to redline. My suggestion is keep your bed area as free as you can from EMF. The further your head is from the headboard and away from your nightstand’s alarm clock the better. The bed is where you spend the most part of your day sleeping, so it’s worth a consideration.I ran a test. When directing this at my phone, it appears to pick up a “pulsating” reading going from “safe” to “harmful” consistently. My guess is the way it’s broadcasting or something related to frequencies. Anywho, noticed a dramatic difference when we set it on “airplane” mode. Best to keep it in that mode next or away from your bed as you sleep. Better yet, just shut it off, and assuming you have a full charge, then unplug it from your charger.
ian
Comentado en Canadá el 9 de junio de 2023
Current price point at the time/date of this review: $34.29 with no discount/coupon currently being offered by the seller at this time. This is the first of its kind for me, had no idea these types of devices could be so affordable given the quality build and clear digital readout. No complaints on the pricing front.Although I wish it didn’t come in pink, I’m cool with it so long as it works well. My suggestion however would be to make it more of a neutral color choice such as white-on-white, or all white with accents of silver. Otherwise, it may inadvertently be limiting your audience. Can you imagine this being the color of preference for a handyman dude? Not necessarily a dealbreaker (or maybe) but definitely a small deterrent from what could easily have been made into a more inclusive product. Is it a stretch to assume this might look better tailored towards an overbearing and overly conscientious mom in a matching barbie pink apron? You know, looking for that devil behind every bush, fine combing the home for any potential leak points.I digress, this unit seems to work fine, although you’ll have to get fairly close to your electronics, and so I’m hoping it’s reading accurately and sensitively enough. If this is the case, it’s a good sign since after scanning our beds and other regions we spend a good deal of time don’t seem to show much hint of EMF radiation. However, if you go closer to electronics it tends to give a hard read with certain devices. Not sure how to interpret the data, does that mean if you’re as close as the reader is to the device your scanning, that’s how strong the EMF will be?It seems to redline on the “harmful” meter quite frequently, just be sure to use common sense and not to freak out. The last thing anybody wants to see (and this includes the neighbours) is a frantic barbie dressed mother (or father) dumping all their electronics on their front curbside. RELAX. I really think they should have increased the scale and added a green, yellow/amber, and then a red zone, but only for seriously worrisome readings.DON’T FREAK OUT. A lot of my household electronics seemed to redline. My suggestion is keep your bed area as free as you can from EMF. The further your head is from the headboard and away from your nightstand’s alarm clock the better. The bed is where you spend the most part of your day sleeping, so it’s worth a consideration.I ran a test. When directing this at my phone, it appears to pick up a “pulsating” reading going from “safe” to “harmful” consistently. My guess is the way it’s broadcasting or something related to frequencies. Anywho, noticed a dramatic difference when we set it on “airplane” mode. Best to keep it in that mode next or away from your bed as you sleep. Better yet, just shut it off, and assuming you have a full charge, then unplug it from your charger.
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