The Wavecontrol WPH-DC Probe is a high-precision instrument designed for use with the Wavecontrol SMP3 EMF meter. It measures magnetic fields across a frequency range from DC to 40 kHz. This probe is ideal for applications including medical, railway, and industrial sectors.
Key Features:
- Magnetic Field Measurement: Capable of measuring both static and time-variable magnetic fields.
- Isotropic & True RMS Measurement: Ensures accurate and reliable readings.
- Spectrum Analysis: Equipped for detailed spectrum analysis of magnetic fields.
- Compliance with International Standards: Suitable for use in environments requiring adherence to stringent standards.
Applications:
- Medical: Used in hospitals for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and protection of implants.
- Railway: Measures high static fields generated by DC-powered railroads.
- Industry: Assesses exposure in environments with electrical vehicles, electrolysis processes, permanent magnets, and DC generators.
Technical Specifications:
- Sensor Type: Triaxial Hall sensor
- Frequency Range: 0 - 40 kHz
- Measurement Range: 10 µT - 10 T
- Resolution: < 50 nT
- Noise Level: < 5 µT
- Overload Capacity: 20 T
- Dynamic Range: > 120 dB
- Linearity: 0.6% (100 µT - 1 T), 1% (100 µT - 2.4 T)
- Calibration Period: 24 months (recommended)
- Dimensions: 273 x Ø 21 mm (sensor stick Ø 9.4 mm)
- Weight: 90 g
Additional Features:
- Low Pass Filter: 1 Hz
- Graphical Display: Provides static field, axis information, RMS, Peak, FFT, and axis information.
- Recommended Accessory: 5 meters extension cable
- Compatibility: Compatible with Wavecontrol SMP2 field meter
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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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