Will an EMF attack render this useless ?
1679387
As with all electronics, it could be harmed in an EMP attack. Any electronics can be protected by building a Faraday cage.Simply bubble wraps what you want to protect and put it in a metal tin like a popcorn tin.
1896505
Considering "EMP's" are theoretical may answer is No. The internals are electrically based, and there is most definitely of circut-board. If the eton' is powered on and current is running through the board and EMP would absolutely short the system and ruin it. Radio and all.
502128
Not sure how its shielded internally but I measured a very low EMF. Does not effect my equipment even when i am within inches of light fixture
735175
Yes, I have been able to detect all of those EMF sources; a microwave produces a very strong EMF, which made me decide to stand at least 5 feet away, while heating something. Another strong finding is my laptop, so I don't keep it on my lap when operating.
102188
Yes, but you will get much better results with a guassmeter. The magnetic field emanating from motors is very large.
2278723
High EMF outputs near the bell will make it go off on its own. Sometimes it will flash on its on or actually chime on its own due to the frequency scale. Some other house hold items can interact with these frequencies. Such as anything with a motor that releases high emf outputs. Emf (electro magnetic fields). Don't worry its not a ghost setting it off but then again.... you never know.
576611
Yes it can, but I suspect the small Gauss Meter (Ghost Detector) cannot register the actual strength of the E/M waves.The ghost detector is sensitive to very light magnetic anomolies and is no substitute for industrial meters.If you only want to know if you microwave is leaking I don't think it will work because the extreme power within themicrowave would cancel it out. Good Luck anyway
1025235
It's a 24 volt DC magnet and is HIGHLY inductive so you can't just connect it directly to a switching power supply or relay since the counter-EMF is destructive.
496215
That's a big NO! They clamp over the wires and the power being used is induced magnetically to the CT's. You could severely hurt yourself or cause a short. Repeat, do NOT cut any wires in your panel.
1129968
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!
2140499
I am pretty sure that no harm will be done. Check the schematic for the relay board or on the relay itself.
725152
It is a transformer, yes, and the mode of failure would most likely not result in any damage to the appliance. However should there be a large spike in the input voltage such damage must be considered as a possibility.
1284279
You can't apply pressure to the tip or it will false or use it around heavy electronics. It picks up electromagnetic fields.
1900830
sorry - no insight here. my habit is to not multi-task with electronics, particularly when an electrical source is involved. neither me nor my electronic lineup have been electrocuted as a result.
349817
I would say yes since it suffers poor cell construction leading to low or insufficient voltage. Just dont let it near your wallet.
1983419
I bought this for emergency preparedness, I keep it in my faraday cage; I hope I never have to use it!
839205
I am EMF super sensitive due to the MTHFR genes. Can somebody please answer the question?