The effect of electromagnetic field on human health is being undervalued. Especially the fields of extremely low frequencies (electric power) as well as radio frequency communications (cell phone, wifi, tv, etc.). That is why I would like to have a reliable pocket-size device to measure the intensity of the electromagnetic fields in my environment (not for scientific purpose). Could you recommend any? (I would appreciate a device available in Europe)
Hello Michal,
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Best regards.
Dear Michal
To measure ELF fields you need also a different device: a teslameter
Thank you, Alfonso! What is the difference between a teslameter (measuring strength of a magnetic field in teslas I understand) and a device proposed by Chaouki (above), that measures the field in V/m, A/m, W/m2?
Hello:
The important thing is the device proposed by Chaouki measures EMF Radiation From Cell Phones Smart Meters Cell Towers and WiFi in the radiofrequency range of 50MHz - 3.5GHz.
On the other hand the teslameter measures in the ELF (50-60 Hz) band. That is a frequency 50 million times lower.
Ok, I understand, the frequency produced by electric current. Thank you!
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