EMFIELDS AM10 ACOUSTIMETER detector at €450 including VAT

EMFIELDS ACOUSTIMETER AM10 detector: Detector measuring 5G/4G/3G/Wi-Fi/relay antenna waves with audible wave monitoring (200 MHz to 10 GHz with indication in V/m and µW/m² (peak and average power).

Measurements identical to the calibrated NARDA SRM-3006. (Extremely rare).

The EMFIELDS ACOUSTIMETER AM10 has always been one of the few, if not the only, consumer devices to provide accurate power level measurements comparable to NARDA devices calibrated by official certificate.

The EMField Acoustimeter AM11 model significantly underestimated the measured power values, by more than 1 V/m in some cases.

Its sound demodulation allows you to identify the types of waves measured. It is a suitable tool for understanding your high-frequency environment and taking the necessary measures to protect yourself if necessary.

The display is on an LCD screen, plus two rows of LEDs showing peak electric field (V/m) and power density (µW/m²).

It covers frequency spectra such as: TETRA, GSM, DCS, RADARS, DECT, UMTS/3G, 4G/LTE, 5G, Wi-Fi (2.4 and 5.1 GHz), Wimax, etc.

It has high sensitivity starting at 0.02 V/m and an audio output for recording the different characteristic modulations of high-frequency or microwave sources, if necessary.

It is very useful for people who are electrohypersensitive (EHS).

The acoustimeter has been designed to enable you to assess the degree of exposure to high frequencies very quickly and accurately.

It is a wideband frequency device that covers most of the transmitters that we can find in our environment. The Acoustimeter is the result of many years of experience in the practical measurement of high frequencies and microwaves.

The readings are displayed quickly on both the LCD screen and the two graduated LED scales.

The LEDs update quickly, allowing you to determine the level of exposure in an area and find the "hot spots" of wave concentration.

The LCD screen offers high accuracy and very fast updating, giving you time to take note of the readings.

It also has a speaker (and an audio output for headphones or a recorder) so that, with a little practice, you can determine the types of devices or sources that emit microwaves or high frequencies.

The sounds produced by different emitters may change over time. Therefore, they are provided for informational purposes only.

If you are exposed to a multitude of high-frequency radiation sources, the sounds may be intermingled and less easy to identify.

However, moving around the space will allow you to identify them more clearly.

Technical specifications:

3.5 mm jack output for connecting headphones or recording frequencies

Peak values of measurements can be displayed and held in μW/m2 instead of Volts/metre (V/m remains the default)

Power measured from 0.02 to 6 V/m

The two lines on the LCD screen provide the following information:

• Peak exposure level in V/m and μW/m2
• Average exposure level in µW/m²

Two rows of LEDs provide the following information:

• Peak exposure in V/m
• Average exposure in µW/m²

Measured frequency band: 200 - 8,000 MHz ±3 dB

Sensitivity* (Peak screen): 0.02 V/m - 6.00 V/m

Sensitivity* (Average screen) - (average): 1 µW/m² - 100,000 µW/m²

Pulsed signals are audible thanks to the built-in speaker Power supply: 2x AA alkaline or rechargeable batteries (1.2 - 1.5V)

Current-voltage: 105 mA at 3 V

Battery life: 20 hours (15 hours with two new 1500 mAh AA alkaline rechargeable batteries and 25 hours with two 2700 mAh NIMH rechargeable batteries 

Manual in French, batteries included, carrying case.

Size (mm): 190 x 102 x 33 (WxHxD)

Weight: 280g