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?
1811397
NO! They would not be reduced because they still will be present. In fact, they probably will INCREASE as this device is generating EMF (just supposedly the opposite phase of incoming signals).
1811398
The device is a piece of tubing with some LEDs and a dial, it doesn't actually do anything, donate your $325 to the American Cancer Society instead.
1811399
Dear C. Glenn,I have the very same question? Were you able to get an answer? If yes, would you let me know, please. Thank you.
1811400
I called a website that sells the Total Shield to try to get an answer as I had the exact same question. The gentleman I spoke with was very knowledgeable and he said that when the Total Shield is turned on, the Tri-Meter would still pick up the offending devices because they are still doing what they had done before. He used this analogy: If you had a vial with a very harmful poison in it and you put one drop of it on your tongue, it would cause a very bad stomach ache or worse. If you put that same one drop into 1,000 gallons of water, you could drink as much of that water as you wanted and it would not cause you any problems. The Total Shield acts the same way. It doesn't eliminate the offender, but it overcomes it's affects by emitting the Schumann Resonance, which is the earth's natural magnetic field of 7.83 Hz. I wish the Tri-Meter would show that the offenses were gone, but it won't. He said that the only real way you know that the Total Shield is doing its job is if you start feeling better and sleeping better, etc. We'll see. I hope that helps a little.
1811401
did not reduce fields, using my electrosmog meter, but if the purpose of the device is to set up a competing field...this would not be the way to measure
1811402
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!
861949
No it doesn't. Try an EMF Trifield Meter - that'll work. Here's the one I have and it seems to work great :Trifield 100XE EMF Meter
1793663
Hold it to where it does not go off and move it towards a power cord or a fluorescent light. It should go off the closer to the power it gets. It does not tell you if it is measuring EMF or RF energy.
1297996
The device measures EMF, which is when electricity generates a magnetic field. The "radiation levels" in a phone are talking about something different most likely - probably they are talking about the microwaves that are sent from the phone to the tower. I do not believe this device will not measure that or the wifi signals that use radio waves.
1354168
Yes, This is the best meter for RF generated from smart meters. No, you don,t need anything apart from this meter. If you want to measure signal in power frequency range such as EM field from power line, you have to buy another as this meter will not be suitable for low frequency application
28581
Yes. If you read the book, "Dirty Electricity" by Samuel Milham, MD, MPH, he discusses the use of these kinds of meters - his use of them in his research. That book is real eye-opener! I could hardly believe the amount of radiation/emf put out by my atomic clock that plugs into the wall. It was off the meter's scale. I got rid of it and bought a small battery operated atomic clock. The radiation from it hardly registers on the meter. I don't have a smart meter, but if I did, I'd sure be checking it out. I've read about how they're making people sick.
579029
No.. But I understand and have measured the device used 20maSooooi. Add 20ma to your total when you need to know the whole usageI tested using a split USB cable and 2nd meter
1089252
Yes is normal because of the spark generated from the thermostat.........it is difficult in this time to be "clear " of EMF...have a good time Alexis
1901368
No. It only responds to low-frequency AC and alternating magnetic fields. A smart meter would radiate much higher frequencies.
840412
From my understanding it ionizes the air to attract dirt to it but creates an emf field. (Don't know how true it is)... I don't like high emf fields, so when in doubt, I pulled the purifier apart and unplugged the plasma.
446546
Mine has the magnetic field & I've yet too use it... sorry I'm not much help.
1925342
You don't. On AC, the meter ignores any DC component, so any DC offset is ignored.
1793665
I tested it against other emfmeters.No documentation is available. I suppose it measures V/m for low frequencies waves, not. radiofrequencies.It worths price se paid!
1034786
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!
32516
No. The meter is set for microwave-oven frequency over a certain range. I think it is too microwave oven-specific for accurate cell phone radiation readings.
1471268
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.
1146945
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.