TriField TF2 Electromagnetic Field EMF Meter

Product Information

The Trifield meter is a nifty little device that works wonders in detecting and measuring invisible forces around us known as electromagnetic fields, or EMFs for short.

Extremely Simple To Use: Simple to use is an understatement. As you can see in the picture of this meter at the beginning of this section (or in the above video), all you have to do is plug the meter into one of the electrical outlets in each circuit in your home or office. As soon as you do that the meter gives you a digital numeric reading. If the meter reads higher than “50” on that circuit, then it is above the safe limit. If it reads below “50” you are good, and do not need to take any corrective measures. For in depth instructions on how to identify and correct dirty electricity problems in your home, see this article: “ How To Test For Dirty Electricity: A Helpful Illustrative Guide!“ Magnetic fields are created by the flow of electrical current and can be found in a variety of everyday household products such as refrigerators, hair dryers, and vacuum cleaners.

Trifield TF2 or Trifield 100XE?

To start off, the large number you see at the bottom is your field measurement. This is the number displaying the electromagnetic field being measured. The units of measurement will change depending on what you are measuring. If you are measuring AC magnetic fields, it will be in the common milliGauss (mG) measurement. If you are measuring electric fields, it will be in Volts per meter (V/m). If you are measuring radio frequency or microwave radiation, it will be in milliWatts per square meter (mW/m²). The TF2 now has an audio output to help you hear the EMF radiation around you. This can be extremely helpful for locating sources of radiation in your home.

Cost – First of all, it is a fairly expensive device relative to its features. At more than double the price of the TF2 (at the time of this writing), you certainly want to make sure this is the device for you before purchasing. I’m not saying that it isn’t worth the price, because honestly for the right person it absolutely is. Just understand that you are paying for the accuracy and quality of the machine, not for bloated features. Measures A Broad Frequency Range: For RF Radiation this meter measures (100 MHz – 8 GHz), for measuring Magnetic Fields it measures (50 Hz – 10 kHz), and for measuring Electric Fields it measures (50 Hz – 50 kHz). Now, let's put all that theory into practice. We're going to look at a few case studies or scenarios where you might find yourself reaching for your trusty Trifield Meter. The Home Office Use your Trifield Meter to help decide where to place your home office or living room set-up. Maybe that cozy corner next to the fuse box isn't the best spot for your reading nook after all!

Certain magnetic field meters can measure both AC and DC magnetic fields, whereas others can only measure one type. I chose the below video for you only because it shows the correct meter. The brand has changed since the video was filmed however. This video is not very informative, so you will want to read my pros and cons about it in this section below. But it does show the meter working so you get a look at it in action. The TriField EMF Meter is an AC gaussmeter, AC electric field meter, and radio power density meter in a single unit, that combines all the features needed for fast, accurate measurements of electromagnetic fields (EMF). In addition to standard AC measurement modes, a special frequency weighted mode will properly scale the magnetic and electric measurements to indicate the full magnitude of currents produced by each type of field inside the human body. 9V Battery required. I won’t go too in-depth about the product in this post, because I already wrote up a full review of Trifield TF2, however, I do want to give you a good understanding of why I love this EMF meter so much, and why it is the one I find myself using for just about everything. Observe that the knob serves a dual function - it changes the measurement modes and also acts as a power switch.

COMPATIBLE — Especially good to connect, layer, and tape together Atmosure Faraday Fabric EMF shielding sheets or seal RF enclosures to achieve optimum results. Radio/Microwave Field Detection: This setting on the Trifield Meter is geared towards radio frequency fields falling between the 800 MHz and 2.5 GHz range. Such frequencies are typical of the wireless communication employed by devices like cell phones, Wi-Fi routers, and smart meters. 3. Peak Hold Feature Only RF Readings –Obviously the largest downside of the Latnex is simply the fact that it only reads RF radiation. Like the Acoustimeter, this is how the device is designed, but it is certainly nice when the meter measure all types of Radiation like the Cornet or the Trifield TF2. Directional Meter: Again for measuring high powered radiation such as RF Radiation, a directional meter is just really handy. I know people promoting other meters for RF Radiation extol the virtues of non-directional sensors. Having used both, for RF Radiation directional is better and easier in my opinion. But you can be effective using non directional meters. It is mostly just a preference I suppose. Despite the fact that EMFs are invisible to the naked eye, they can still have a negative impact on us. Exposure to high amounts of EMF radiation has been reported to increase the risk of cancer, alter sleep quality, and create a host of other health concerns.The Latnex is a great radio frequency meter and is sort of a budget version of the Acoustimeter. Offering only radiofrequency radiation detection, the Latnex does not offer a full range of detection but does some great quality for a reasonable price. Price– This is one of the primary reasons that this is such a great option as an entry-level EMF reader, the price is really affordable compared to some of the higher-end competitors like the Trifield TF2 or the Cornet. They are able to offer this meter at a lower price for a few reasons, one of them being that it’s manufactured in China, where they can get the parts and labor for lower prices (don’t be discouraged though, I can vouch for the quality of this meter). Offers a specialized mode for magnetic and electric measurements, enhancing the accuracy of readings If you look at the image on the right it shows how the company recommends that you hold the meter. You can see also where each of the sensors and antenna are located on the device. The main thing that you want to be careful of when holding the meter is not to cover any of the sensors with your hand or fingers. I figured this out the by trail and error first, then I read the instructions.

Features an audio component that emits a tone with variations in frequency and intensity correlating to the strength of the detected EMF Here's a look at five key features that set the Trifield Meter apart from other EMF meters: 1. Tri-Mode Functionality The 140µW/m2 is the average reading measured in microwatts per square meter and will correspond to the right row of lights.

So I get it, and I like the needle affect, I just would like to see the peak number be the bigger of the two digital numbers so it is easier to read. If that is the only thing I can find to complain about this meter, that is saying a lot. Other than that the meter works wonderfully. My hat is off to the manufacturer. Audio On & Battery Display Note: the manufacturer says to give the meter approximately 1.5 seconds when you turn it on, or switch modes, for the displayed reading to stabilize a bit. SUPERIOR PROTECTION AGAINST HARMFUL EMF — Genuine shungite provides superior frequencies protection due to a carbon compound called fullerene. Almost no materials in the world contain fullerene which makes shungite a unique material. Absorb any undesired frequencies and protect yourself with Atmosure's Shungite harmonizers.