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Your cart is empty. EMF Meter: Your Essential Tool for Electromagnetic Field Detection
In today’s technologically advanced world, electromagnetic fields (EMF) are everywhere,
from household appliances to wireless communication devices. An EMF Meter is a
professional tool designed to measure and monitor electromagnetic field strength, ensuring environmental safety.
Features:
★ Measures and detects three types of EMF pollution: AC magnetic, AC electric,
and RF/microwave radiation.
★ Large liquid-crystal display (LCD) and adjustable backlight for clear and precise reading.
★ The audio sound feature assists you in locating the sources of EMFS.
★ The Peak hold function assists in pinpointing digital EMF sources.
★ Can measure both standard and weighted measurements. Special frequency weighted
mode for measuring electric current from EMF in the human body.
★ Magnetic field strength is measured in milligauss (mG) for 3 axis X, Y, and Z.
MF Mode covers 40 Hz - 100 kHz with range of 0.1 - 100.0 milligauss (mG).
★ Electric field strength is measured in volt per meter (V/m). EF Mode covers
40 Hz - 100 kHz with range of 1 - 1000 volts per meter (V/m)
★ RF field strength is measured in millivolt per meter (mW/m²). RF Mode covers
20 MHz - 6 GHz with range of 0.001 - 19.999 milliwatts per square meter (mW/m²).
★ RF mode that is sensitive for gauging mobile phones and Wi-Fi EMF.
It can ddetect 5G signal and radio frequency up to 10Ghz.
★ EMF Meter with 9V alkaline battery included.
【The Standard Modes】
In standard modes for magnetic fields (MAG) and electric fields (ELEC), the field
measurement will measure fields using a flat frequency response.
The frequencies range from 40 Hz to 100 kHz, with equal sensitivity at 100 kHz.
【The Weighted Modes】
In weighted modes, the field measurement displays a proportional number corresponding
to the average electric current induced within the human body from
the fields. The number is equivalent to the amount of 60 Hz magnetic or
electric field that would be required to induce that amount of current.
【RF Modes】
To measure an RF field, adjust the knob to the RF setting and point the top of the
meter towards the potential source. Alternatively, you can simply hold
the meter vertically. The RF Mode uses the same plate sensor as the AC Electric Mode.
【The Peak Measurement】
The large numerals (at the bottom) show the field measurement in real time
and match the field percentage indicator graph.
The Peak Measurement (small numerals in the upper-left of the display) captures
the highest number and holds it for 5 seconds or until a higher number is
detected. For measuring magnetic and electric fields, the field measurement
numbers are effective. For cell phones, cell towers and wifi routers which
emit in pulses, the peak measurement numbers are more helpful.
【Frequently Questions and Answers】
Q: Do I measure on Standard or Weighted or both?
A: Both. Standard MAG or ELEC measures the intensity of the field without
taking frequency into consideration (40Hz-100kHz). Weighted MAG or
ELEC puts more emphasis on the frequencies above 60Hz. These higher
frequencies will generate more electric current in the human body. For
instance, at 60Hz, the body is exposed to field pulses 60 times per second,
whereas at 120Hz, the body is subjected to twice the number of pulses, or
120 times per second, even though the field remains the same.
Q: When to use MAG,ELEC or RF?
A: To determine when to use Magnetic (MAG), Electric (ELEC) or Radio (RF) fields,
it is important to understand the typical sources of each.
☛ MAG fields are usually emitted by motors, appliances, wiring and power lines.
☛ ELEC fields come from power lines, lights, wall outlets, electrical switches,
and ungrounded appliances.
☛ RF fields are often found near transmitting cell phones and wifi
routers, cell phone towers, microwave ovens, smart meters, wireless landline
phones or walkie talkies, and radio/tv stations.
Smart meters from power companies typically pulse once per minute, so watch for the
peak number. To reduce exposure, one should either avoid high-field areas
or use shielding, as each type of field has its own specific shielding techniques.
Q: What is considered a safe level?
A: There is no absolute safe level that has been established. However,
based on our research, there have not been any issues reported when staying below the following:
-- 3mG Standard Magnetic or 5mG Weighted Magnetic
-- 50 V/m Standard or Weighted Electric
-- 0.200 mW/m² RF (field measurement) or 1.000 mW/m² (peak measurement)
These exposure levels are the typical readings taken from homes and offices
that have relatively low total electromagnetic fields. The legal maximum
exposure levels are much higher than the levels mentioned above.
Some practitioners may suggest different levels.
P. M.
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2025
This was actually surprising. I wasn't expecting much to be honest. I figured it would be like another digital tri-field meter I have, but this one had far greater sensitivity! The one I was using prevoiusly did not pick up on a lot of the electrical and magnetic fields that this one did, which resulted in a false sense of security with my various devices, and which I am glad to know about now.I will be using this meter from now on and will discontinue using the other. I now have to run around my house and test everything all over again to see what device is putting out what kinds of fields to ensure we're not getting bombarded by constant EMFs. All I can say is wow. What an eye-opener!In terms of packaging and instructions, it came very well packaged with foam padding and clear instructions. It has a 9-volt battery already inserted into the compartment but it's not 'installed.' You need to take it off and remove the plastic film first, then reinstall it.An easy 5-stars. The other one I reviewed previously is likely going to lose a few stars after comparing it to this one!
LyndaA
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2025
So I go this as a joke for my husband who is very into ghost busting and the paranormal. It works as it should. It does pick up electromagnetic fields. What causes those fields to change is anybody's guess. I love it. It's a fun thing to have around."...who you gonna call..."
Longtime ian
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2025
This is a review for:3-in-1 EMF Meter for Electric Field (EF), Magnetic Field (MF), Radio Frequency (RF) Detection - EMF Radiation Tester for Home, Office, Outdoor, EMF Detector MeterBrand: PSB0H0The 9-volt battery comes pre-installed, but wrapped in plastic. It's a little awkward to remove. I used a small spoon handle to hook under the upper rim of the battery in order to pry it out. Then you remove the plastic and reinstall the battery, paying attention to the polarity.The quality seems fine. It seems well constructed, and feels solid. The edges are nicely rounded and the ergonomics are fine.It worked as it should, and right away once the battery was properly installed. It is sensitive. You'll pick up things you didn't know were there.What you do with the knowledge this instrument provides is up to you. Warning, though: there's a lot of pseudoscience and hype in this field. It might be best to go with the most scientific sources of information and ignore the pseudoscience.
Laya & Laghyte
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2025
This is so eye opening to the different levels of EMFs & RFs. Not only from the testing perspective but the unknowns that are now known.The multiple options are fantastic & show such uniquely intriguing results.My guy & I have had a bit of fun with this. But also got quite serious recognizing things/ areas in our house that are a bit high on concernig levels. Oddly next to the fridge & our laptops. Two items we so often frequent. Just crazy to know & now looking for ways to circumvent the numbers on these readings to create a safer environment overall.This is my first tester, so I cannot say what it is like vs others but I can say it seems to have not only a great sensitivity to what its reading. Its quick to change when anything shifts, like anytime I move it. The readings also fluctuate often just in one place.Oddly, most things or areas show numbers & due to this, going to have to research further on the why of each.There is a button for light of the screen, which is neat. Then a mute button for sounds, which it emits while on. The beeping sounds don't stop until its turned to off position or use the button.The convenience access to these two featured buttons is not great. Having to open the battery compartment to access these two extra buttons. I am not upset since Id rather have these as an option than not. Just not sure why thats the chosen location for them. Taking the battery cover off isn't too easy.Time to go ghost hunting!
Wes
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2025
I'll admit that I'm not sure exactly what the readings mean, but it is very interesting to see where the hot spots are inside my house. I have use EMF detectors before, but this one hands down is better and has much more stable readings that it puts out. I already know the microwave leaks badly, so I was primarily interested in the RF function to see just how bad the radiation from our router is. It's a bit shocking. Now I know why I like to sit out in my yard where the radiation isn't so bad!Anyway, this meter is very nice and it is definitely an eye opener for me. It comes with a battery (9 volt), and is easy to use. The screen is very easy to read and there is a backlight that you can turn on or off for even easier viewing. It also has audio which kind of reminds me of a geiger counter sound. If you don't like the audio response it can also be turned off. I'm happy with it!
Matt
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2025
I am into amateur radio, and this is great for finding noisy items around the house. The radio has a RF Function which is great for finding noisy items that are putting out RF noise around the house that are interfering with my radios.It also has magnetic field detector for detecting any magnetic fields. It won't detect static magnetic fields (EG fixed magnets) unless the field is moving (either moving magnet or detector). But it finds magnetic fields from motors easily. It is also good for finding any electric fields for finding any hidden electronic devices such as cameras or microphones, if they're broadcasting they can also be picked up with RF setting.
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