This instrument can detect electromagnetic radiation conditions in the living environment and plays an important role in the reasonable processing or effective avoidance of electromagnetic radiation. It can be applied to the following scenarios:
Used for measuring EMF in living environments such as living rooms, offices, computer rooms, power distribution rooms, and emission towers, this process tests the intensity of electromagnetic radiation in frequently occupied areas like sofas, restaurants, bedrooms, and desks. If the radiation exceeds the standard, use an instrument to identify the source and relocate it to a safe area; assess the electromagnetic radiation intensity of the base station on the roof of the community.
This is utilized for functional testing of EMF protection products, ensuring that electromagnetic protective clothing and computer radiation shields meet required standards; monitoring radio frequency signals in confidential or shielded machine rooms.
This method tests various radio-frequency electromagnetic radiation, examining the emissions from wireless communication devices such as mobile phones, radios, routers, microwave ovens, and radio-frequency transmitting equipment. It demonstrates the relative strength of different electromagnetic wave radiation sources.