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The Tenmars TM-192 is a specialized 3-Axis EMF Meter engineered to measure extremely low frequency (ELF) magnetic fields within a range of 30 Hz to 2000 Hz. Its design incorporates three internal orthogonal sensors, ensuring accurate measurements regardless of the measurement angle.
This meter is suitable for identifying and quantifying magnetic field radiation emitted by various sources, including power transmission equipment, household appliances like microwave ovens and refrigerators, and computer monitors. The ability to measure in Tesla (T), Gauss (G), milli-Gauss (mG), or micro-Tesla (μT) provides flexibility for different applications.
Safety precautions are advised when using electrical appliances in areas where people spend extended periods, such as medical institutions, schools, and residential districts, to mitigate exposure to high electromagnetic waves. The TM-192 aids in identifying such high-field areas, allowing for potential rearrangements to minimize prolonged exposure.
Applications for the TM-192 include environmental monitoring in homes and workplaces, assessing electromagnetic field levels around power lines, and evaluating emissions from electronic devices. Its triaxial measurement capability simplifies the process of obtaining comprehensive field data.
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The Tenmars TM-192 EMF Meter measures extremely low frequency (ELF) magnetic fields in the range of 30 Hz to 2000 Hz.
The Tenmars TM-192 uses three internal orthogonal sensors, providing triaxial measurement capability that is independent of the measurement angle.
The magnetic field unit can be displayed as Tesla (T), Gauss (G), milli-Gauss (mG), or micro-Tesla (μT).