does this unit measure RF Radiation from cell phones, laptop computers, wireless mice and keyboards?
609276
yes but it is geometric that if you double the distance you reduce the rf to 1/4 strength.the closer your are the higher the reading will be.
609277
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.
609278
Yes, mine indicates a 25 milligauss reading on the magnetic scale, taken approximately one inch from my smart phone as it is making a call; this reading drops off to nothing when I hang up the call, even though the phone is still powered on. I detected no reading from my phone on the electric scale, or the radio/microwave scale.
609279
RF Radiation from cell phones -- yes if the unit is in close proximity (a few inches). It will detect the magnetic fields and electrical fields from a laptop (again in close proximity). Wireless mice and keyboards -- probably not. This unit shines at detecting magnetic fields and electrical fields. It also is handy for detecting leaks from a microwave oven.
609280
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.
776180
Only if you live in an area without any FM radio stations. The range is pretty terrible and if you are more than a few feet away you will hear a radio station instead of your laptop.
1518572
No, because it is only for low-frequency radiation. A cellphone emits radio-frequency signals. To clarify, the instrument can measure the strength of 60 cycles per second fields that house current might cause, but cellphones transmit frequencies that are 100,000,000 times that. You would need a totally different device for cellphones.
2201458
Yes it will work fine with a wireless mouse, preferably bluetooth, considering that the RF mouse will need the dongle and therefore the little usb cable, unless you're using the keyboard which has a full usb port
1261629
No. It will project whatever you have on your computer screen. The usb dongle generates its own wireless link.
1854498
Yes, it does. And I would like to add that whenever I turn on the mouse, it is detected almost instantaneously. Very impressive. Battery life is very good as well. And I am using 1000Hz polling rate.
352336
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.
32515
Try the Acoustimeter or the Acousticom 2 which measure microwave frequencies in the 200MHz to 8 GHz range. It tells you the amount of radiation from cell phones, iPads, wifi, bluetooth, game consoles as well as Smart Meters.
1520765
That would depend upon which type of radiation you are referring to. This does measure electrical radiation, such as power lines and so forth. As to nuclear radiation, I don't know. If you have it near a power station it starts to go crazy. If I walk down the street where I live I get a few readings, then when I turn a corner where there are a lot of electrical power lines, TV antennas it goes nuts.
1307739
Personally I did not find it capable of detecting frequencies in the MHz itself let alone GHz range of wifi. It is best for detecting ELF such as power lines and microwaves, but that's about it.
352334
Wrong frequency range for power lines. This measures microwave frequencies like those from cell phones
1819587
Yes, the device has Japanese, Russian and English displays. The device measures background radiation, i'm not sure of its effectiveness in liquids, but if it is significant it should detect.
1446171
No, it does not. The controls (to set the radio frequency) are on the top of the device.
1423894
What about with a wireless keyboard and mouse? (RF, not bluetooth - those awful bluetooth also use 2.4Ghz and get interference from everything)
1295474
Yes. The keyboard/mouse is electronically matched to the USB transmitter, whether hardwired or thru software with the unifying process with those units using the configurable wireless technology. Probably one could design a way to maliciously configure the unifying units to create a problem situation, but you would have to work at it.
1261000
Sorry but I am not certain. ..... I can say that both the keyboard and mouse sensor work well
937231
Yes...it uses wireless technology for all types of peripheral devices such as, printers, mice, internet, etc.