If I am using a tri-field EMF meter to measure actual fields present in an area, when I turn on this device, will the EMFs be reduced on the meter?
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Although I have not actually tested the EMF differences, the research I have done suggests that you will not see a difference in the EMF's in the area. Reason being, EMF's cannot be eliminated, they are present everywhere all the time in this day and age. The Scalar device simply changes the waveform of the EMF's present within the home supplied by a single power meter supplied by your local power company. It doesn't affect your power bill or the way the power is used. The altered waveforms make the EMF's less harmful to the homeostasis of the body. I can tell you that it does work. I have noticed a significant difference and have experimented with having it installed for over a month and then remove it. There was a noticeable change. As well, there was a noticeable change after reinstallation. Hope this helps.
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From what I understand, the product doesn't work by changing the EMF levels in the environment, so a meter would not show anything. It is supposed to work by helping your body to dissipate the harmful EMF frequencies by grounding you (and others in the house) into the electromagnetic field of the earth.
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I don't think the fields will measure differently and yet...I'm much less sensitive to EMFs in general and cell phone radiation too. I've been using this device for 3 or 4 years and I'm very happy with it.
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Nobody knows...seriously though we assume that it works off an EM field created by AC current which is always changing. DC fields don't change and are not detected. But if a field existed and you moved the detector through it, you would get a temporary signal...my theory anyway. FYI, pro electricians always would induce those false signals before testing a conductor to check the instrument. Then they added the test button.
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Thanks so much for your question,and kindly pls note that our emf meter just can measure the electronic facility in a room,but not for a room,thanks.
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I just put an ohmmeter across the heavier gauge black and white leads of my meter (out of circuit and powered down) and I got a dead short. So yes, when powered off, the meter will pass current through the black and white leads.
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These little boxes are worth the minimal cost, they'll indicate an emission from your power lines, TV, computer but didn't respond to my cell phone which is in the GHz range. They'll tell you where NOT to spend your time in an EMF like a plug under your bed or your laptop --on your lap!
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I believe this is mainly for cell towers, which is why I purchased it. One was installed next to our house in August. It does measure other radiation in the house i.e. from microwave oven, tv, etc. Not familiar with the Trifield item.
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You might want to check with the seller. I have the EMF Shield but I have never measured changes in EMF levels. If you do get the EMF Shield and measure, I would be interested in seeing what your results were like!
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If you are referring to discrete magnetism caused by the milling and the magnetic field of the Earth that would be a no with my experience with this device. It is an excellent tool for detecting radiant fields generated from other sources, but the fields generated in Geo-magnetism are well below the detection threshold of this device as best as I can tell. If however you are trying to read the EM field generated by inducing current through said steel plate this is your device!
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You shouldn't have to. So, there's a stray current you are measuring, or there's something wrong with your meter. I'm assuming you only have one wire going through the jaws, and that you have the wire centered as best you can. Is your reading off in all ranges?
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It lowers the ipm. So it will save some battery life on the lower settings. I usually keep mine on the 3rd speed unless I'm working with delicate materials.
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I do know it measures the EMF radiation from Wi-Fi. I do not know the technical specs, however when I tested it in my living room (which faces the neighbor's smart meter) - the beeping on my Cell Sensor EMF Detection Meter just went to the highest danger level. Hope this helps.
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This device is primarily designed to measure EMF, electrical magnetic field. It can also be used to test microwave emission levels. So I doesn't sound like it would be useful for what you might be looking for. However, you could always ask the manufacturer (Trifield) if it can be used this way or if they have some other device for your application.
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also if you use them near a tv or any electric appliance it could register 10 milligouse this is a normal read if u are worried about voltage or shorts use a dwell meter it tells if the wire is over loaded but theghost meter is great for sensitive emf fields
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It should be good for both power lines & cell towers. I don't know anything about the Trifield 100. If you are ignorant of all this, best to find someone on the internet who can help you learn how to read this meter, which can be tricky, as there are several scales of measurement and you need to know what is too much radiation on each of these scales.
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no, this EMF sensor is not designed for that purpose, it will show only the magnetic field around a cell phone, but cell phone radiation can not be displayedregards
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YES! This device is a transmitter that generates electro-magnetic interference and would disrupt all radio communications. It also is probably illegal to use. It also would not be able to stop EMF but would definitely interfere with them.
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Yes, this devive measures Electro-magnetic fields as well as radio frequencies. Your microwave transmitts radio fequency. Your other devices transmit electro magnetic fields . Basically the closer you are to the device in question the higher the readings. So the farther away you are the safer it is. I like the meter and would recomend it for shure. It also has electric field measurement. Up to 3 mili gaus is considered safe.