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MR3 -
Alpha Lab, Inc.
The MR3 Magnetoresistive Milligauss Meter measures and displays the three vectorcomponents (X, Y, Z) as well as the magnitude (M) of the static magnetic field. Update is two times per second. The three sensors are in a 25 mm (1") cube at the end of a flexible 100 cm (40") cable. It can be powered by 4 AA batteries (included) or a Worldwide AC adaptor (included). It can collect and store data (X, Y, Z and M) for later download or stream data live via USB connector. Both the instantaneous values of X, Y, Z and M, and their peak values, are displayed on the meter screen. "Peak" values are the highest values seen since the peak reset button was pressed. Maximum error of sensitivity is +/- 0.5 % of the reading, and the maximum error of the offset is +/- 0.50 milligauss. Range is +/- 1999.99 milligauss with resolution 0.01 milligauss (or 1 nT) over the full range, displayed simultaneously for X, Y, Z and M.
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Oersted Meter -
Alpha Lab, Inc.
The Air Shipment Milligauss Meter has been designed so that one person alone can be the tester, and do repackaging, if necessary, without moving from the area. The remote sensor, shown on the right side, is connected through a 15-foot cable to the control box (left). This control box is placed next to both the package and the tester (person) so the tester can manually rotate the shipment. The remote sensor is placed either 15 feet or 7 feet away, depending on which test is being done.
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ElectroSensor™ -
Sonic Technology Inc.
This EMF detector is an unparalleled value that offers fast, reliable, and user-friendly measurements of electromagnetic pollution. Since man-made alternating current (AC) is different from naturally occurring EMF, some sources say that even extended exposure of as low as 2 milliGauss may be harmful. Fortunately, once EMF sources are identified with your ElectroSensor you can moderate your distance and exposure.
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Extech EMF510 -
Extech Instruments Corporation
The Extech EMF510 measures energy from electromagnetic fields (EMF) and electrical signals and is sensitive to extremely low frequency levels (ELF). The built-in single-axis sensor is ideal for monitoring power lines, electrical appliances, fans and blowers, and electrical circuits in two ranges with milli-Gauss and micro-Tesla units. The EMF510 features a large backlit LCD for viewing in dimly lit areas, an ergonomic compact design with wrist strap, auto power off, and Min/Max function.
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PCE Instruments
A gauss meter displays electromagnetic wave measurements in Gauss (G), milliGauss (mG), milliTesla (mT) or microTesla (µT) units. A gauss meter can detect either static (DC) permanent (rare-earth) magnetic or dynamic (AC) electromagnetic fields (EMFs), or both. Thus, it is important to review the specifications of a gauss meter prior to purchase to ensure suitability for the intended application.Neodymium (NdFeB) permanent magnets are among the world's strongest and most widely used magnets. When testing magnets made of neodymium or other rare-earth elements, a gaussmeter or magnetometer capable of measuring DC magnetic fields is required. However, most electromagnetic fields encountered are generated by AC currents. Examples include electrical power lines, transformers and wiring for overhead lighting, solar panels and other electrical devices and equipment. Electromagnetic fields from electrical installations are believed to cause feelings of nervousness, anxiety and paranoia in EMF-sensitive human beings.Most gaussmeters offered by PCE Instruments can be calibrated and certified according to DIN ISO 9000 standards for an additional fee. Replacement gaussmeter probes and optional accessories are available for most gaussmeter models.
