Magnetic Field Meter

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A reliable Peak Hold and Data Logging Magnetic Field Meter, at a reasonable price.  Set it in your bedroom tonight and find out in the morning if there were any magnetic field fluctuations from the nearby power-lines overnight while you slept.  Or use it in any room where you are concerned about magnetic field exposure levels.

This magnetic field meter is one that we use in our EMF Consultant Certification Course for those students that have some experience with metering.. It is a good upgrade to add to your growing meter collection of EMF Meters since it offers more features, like Peak Hold and  Data Logging than the TriField Meter that we recommend to our beginner students for its ease of use and lower price point.

It's sold under various names (white labels) that offers good metering features that most EMF safety minded consumers are looking for when evaluating the magnetic field exposure in their homes.

Here are the specs for the parent meter: TENMARS 192D. It is not what I would call a “professional” meter in the strict sense of the word, more of a good basic meter for measuring residences, offices and places where strict compliance with regulated standards are necessary.

We offer it here at a low student price of $195, for the convenience of our students, to avoid the confusion between various brand names it is sold under, to help locate  the recommended model exactly, and to enable buyers to obtain the manufacturer's User Guide with valid Manufacturer's Warranty Material.

Tenmars TM-192D 3-axis EMF Meter:
Magnetic Field Meter with Data Logger 30Hz to 2000Hz

Features:

•Frequency response: 30Hz to 2000Hz.
•Sensor: Triple Axis (X, Y, Z).
•Range: 20/200/2000 mG,2/20/200μT.
•Data hold (HOLD).
•Maximum hold (MAX).
•Minimum hold (MIN).
•TM-192D is built in the USB data-logger with the capacity of 500 data sets or 9999 data sets.

Applications:
It is applied to measuring electromagnetic fields of extremely low frequency (ELF) of 30 to 2000Hz. They are capable of measuring the electromagnetic field radiation intensity produced from: •Electric transmission equipment
•Power line.
•Microwave oven.
•Air conditioner.
•Refrigerator.
•Computer monitor.
•Video/audio device and so forth.

Specificiations:

•  - Display: 4 digits Triple LCD display, .
• - Range: 20/200/2000 mG,2/20/200μT.
• - Resolution: 0.01/0.1/1 mG or 0.001/0.01/0.1 μT.
• - Frequency response: 30Hz to 2000Hz.
• - Sensor: Triple Axis (X, Y, Z).
• - Accuracy: 20 mG /2μT±(3.0%+30dgt) at 50Hz/60Hz.
•       ± (2.5%+5dgt) at 50Hz/60Hz.
•       ±(5%+5dgt) at 30Hz/2000Hz.
• - Over load: LCD display “OL”.
• - Sample rate: 2.5 times per second.
• - Battery: 9V NEDA 1604, IEC 6F22 or JIS 006P.
• - Battery life: Approximate 100 hours.
• - Operating temperature & humidity: 5℃to 40℃,below 80% RH.
• - Storage temperature & humidity: -10℃ to 60℃, below 70%.
• - Weight: About 230g.
• - Dimensions: 173(L)*80(W)*32(H) mm.
• Accessories: User’s manual, 9V battery, Carrying case.
• MINI USB 4P(MALE) to USB A Type cable, CD disk (TM-192D)

A good little magnetic field meter, with lots to recommend it for a low price.
Download Manufacturer's User Manual:

Why Do You Need a Magnetic Field Meter?

Numerous  health studies have shown that safety precautions should be taken to safeguard from high exposure of magnetic fields from electrical wiring, electric appliances etc.,  in places including medical institutions, schools and residential districts, where people spend extended periods of time.   In particular, measuring  your magnetic field exposure with this type of meter enables you to knowledgeably evaluate your risk, and put in place protective measures to safeguard those especially at risk, such as patients, babies and senior citizens from exposure to high electromagnetic waves.

What is a Magnetic Field Anyway?

A magnetic field is a field of energy caused by electromagnetic waves, which simply means the wave motion of the electromagnetic field (EMF). The change in electric fields produces magnetic fields, and the change in magnetic fields can also generate electric fields. The fluctuation of correlation between each other is known as “electromagnetic waves”, which is a form of EMF energy. Light and heat are two examples of EMF, but unlike these two familiar and perceivable forms, there are many more forms of man-made EMF that our bodies have not evolved to co-exist with, and so we cannot perceive them without the aid of an EMF detection meter.. 

Man-made EMF is produced by the electrical wiring in your home, your various electrical appliances and much more. Electromagnetic waves  can be transmitted either by radiation in the air or by an electric conductor. So, as initial protective measures we recommend  strategies that involve creating distance between you and the EMF source, such as limiting time near it, rearranging furniture to avoid it, etc. in the locations in your home and work  where electromagnetic fields are detected the strongest in order to avoid prolonged exposure to excessive electromagnetic fields, of which magnetic fields are a part..

Beginners Guide to EMF Meters

Looking for simple (but good quality) beginner level EMF Meters, and a Meter Know-How eBook that will tell you more about understanding, purchasing and using the right meters?  Here it is all in one place

Here;'s where you find the two meters that we start our beginner EMF Consultants on.  Easy to learn, simply to use, and each one comes with great User Guide support material.

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