Electro-Magnetic Field Tester for Measuring EMF Radiation Around Home appliances, EMF Radiation Around Power Lines and Machinery (Range: 20 Micro Tesla) | Model:822 A

822A Digital Electromagnetic Field Tester is a simple one-button operation emf tester used to measure the magnitude of electromagnetic field radiation at different bandwidths down to 50Hz/60Hz. This EMF Meter can be used for products that require a high-resolution measurement of AC Magnetic fields. This 822A EMF Meter has a large LCD Display that reads 0.1-199.9 mG over the ELF range of 30-4000 Hz. The EMF tester is designed to provide users a quick, reliable and easy way to measure electromagnetic field radiation levels around power lines, home appliances and industrial devices. The EMF tester is specifIcally designed to determine the magnitude of electromagnetic field radiation generated by power lines, computer monitor, video machinery and many other similar devices.

• Features: Claims by some scientists that long term exposure to an electromagnetic field may be the cause of childhood leukemia & other forms of cancer | Complete answers to any of these and related questions are not currently available | At the present time, the most common practice is to avoid excess exposure over a long period of time | Prudent Avoidance as stated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) U. S. A. is recommended
• Measuring Range: 20 micro Tesla | Accuracy: ±(4% + 3d) at 50 Hz/60 Hz. | Resolution 0.01 micro Tesla | Operating Temperature: 41°F to 104°F(5°C to 40°C) | Operating Humidity: < 80% RH |
• Band width: 30 Hz to 300 Hz | Number of Axes: Single axis | Over-input: Display shows '1' | Sampling Time: Approx. 0.4 second
• Battery: DC 9 V battery | Power Current: Approx. DC 3 mA | Weight: 165 g/0.36 LB (including battery) | Dimensions: HWD - 131 x 70 x 25 mm | Display: 13mm (0.5") LCD, 3 1/2 digits. Max. indication 199.9
• Supply Scope: 1 Unit of EMF-822A Meter, Factory Calibrated Certificate, Instructional Manual | Applications: to measure electromagnetic field radiation levels around power lines, home appliances, and industrial devices.Electromagnetic field radiation generated by power lines, computer monitors, TV sets, video machinery, and many other similar devices.