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Question: Does this EM is good for measuring Bluetooth and WiFi radiation?
Document: I purchased this item as a device that could measure both electromagnetic radiation and microwave/radio. The electromagnetic radiation detection works fine but the microwave/radio detection does not. It will detect a little microwave signal from a microwave oven but it does not detect anything from cordless phones, cellular phones and wireless (wifi) routers. From the description it seems that it should be able to do this. I am going to return it and purchase a device that detects microwave/radio signals correctly. Possibly a Cornet ED85EX.
The meter registers how strong the EM field is for such devices. The more current the device uses... the higher it will register on the meter. Things like microwave ovens, toasters, high voltage power lines, TV tube type sets... anything that pulls a lot of power will register high. This meter does NOT read radiation (which comes in many forms). It will not read alpha, beta or gamma ionizing radiation such as from nuclear sources.
You need a good meter.Two more things. First, as the description of this product mentions, it is capable of measuring magnetic fields in any plane because it has three separate antennae inside. Thus, it is much simpler to use than one requiring a particular orientation to be effective. Most meters in this price range cannot do that.
yep.... works for me!! I am also EMF sensitive. It helped me to determine what I needed to change in my home to make it livable. Hard to move where EMF's are not around us from wifi and other sources. Bought with a separate EMF harmonizer for which I placed in center of my home. Can't say enough good things on the change in my health... for the better!! No more heart palpitations, headaches and weird anxiety adrenaline rushes.
This is my first EMF meter and though I know it is not measuring everything I am exposed to, it uncovered enough scary exposures in my personal space that I changed placement of a number of items at work. My calculator was putting off a horrific amount of magnetic field energy, so I was sitting in the red every single day and had no idea. Just sliding it back out my workspace was enough to really improve my field. This meter is a very good place to start.
This device works perfectly. Very good and sensitive for needs for health and wellness to know how much microwave radiation we are exposed to. Try turning it on near your microwave oven while it's running and see how far you have to back away to be safe.
Add to that the large gaps in our understanding of the health effects (if any) created by various forms of EMF radiation and you have the perfect recipe for a lot of wasted money spent on devices that provide no real benefit.FYI- here's a good article from WHO on radar RF emissions: http://www.who.int/peh-emf/publications/facts/fs226/en/
I had the previous model (not 100 XE) and that one worked great during two custom-home construction projects I did in 2007/8. It worked great in finding electrical lines, microwave radiation through cabinets, and even locating an underground power cable we installed but couldn't figure out where it crossed the driveway ! I guess it was so good someone got a "5 finger discount" at one of the sites and I couldn't locate it.
This is a great meter for checking a number of emf sources. Excellent for microwaves, household(low magnetic) fluorescent lights.As far as high freq., dec phones, wifi routers you will need a different meter.
We made sure nothing was in our baby's room putting off high levels. This also reads radio waves so we were able to check our phones and wifi. Those surprised us that they were more pulses rather than any prolonged exposures. p.s. we have smart phones. Be Safe!
Answer: yes