Fully complies with all international standards on low frequency measurement such as the ICNIRP 2010 guidelines and ARPANSA 2021.
Measures electric and magnetic fields from 1 Hz to 10 MHz. Thereby, closing the gap in low frequency assessment.
Utilises the Weighted Peak Method (WPM) to correctly measure all types of signals up to 10 MHz as required by international standards.
Allows assessment of non-thermal or electrostimulation effects, which is important for ensuring safety of the public and workers exposed to low frequency EMF fields.
Performs frequency selective measurement (FFT analysis) up to 10 MHz for both E and H field.
Ability to adjust the bandwidth to measure specific applications and standards, such as Railway.
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Wavecontrol was founded in 1997 and specialises in the design and develop of professional instruments for the measurement, monitoring and evaluation of human exposure to electromagnetic fields. Wavecontrol’s calibration laboratory is ENAC accredited and recognised in most countries around the world through the ILAC network. All devices manufactured by Wavecontrol are delivered standard with ISO 17025 accredited individual calibration at no extra cost.
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