Does this meter detect cell phone waves?
1142574
The answer is yes, and no. it will detect the EMF put off by a cell phone, but it won't detect the cellular radio frequencies.
1142575
I have detected any cell reaction(s). I believe if the EMFSensor picked up any signal in would display a rhythmic reading, i.e., like a ringer, etc. So my answer is NO.ProfBill
322393
I doubt it very much. The meter requires power from the USB charge port. If you removed the power from the charge port to see if there is a discharge, the meter would not be powered. Your best option would be to modify a USB cable and connect in a milli-ammeter
2095679
Dear, this is a signal detector. This product uses the active laser scanning and passive radio frequency sweep combination method can accurately identify eavesdropping , telephone tapping and digital eavesdropping ,tracking ,vehicle eavesdropping, etc
1121023
Yes, the meter has a feature that allows it to "lock" on the highest sound level during the measurement period. However, I'm not sure it measures low enough to accurately measure a dog barking. Unless it is, indeed, very loud.
1518572
No, because it is only for low-frequency radiation. A cellphone emits radio-frequency signals. To clarify, the instrument can measure the strength of 60 cycles per second fields that house current might cause, but cellphones transmit frequencies that are 100,000,000 times that. You would need a totally different device for cellphones.
494749
Yes it does, it also reads out the caller ID between rings. That way if you aren't near the handset, you'll know who's calling.
526498
I would say yes. I have this product and it detects emf from TV and computer and even smart phone. I'm not sure what a dangerous level of emf is but this meter detects up to 5 milligauss.
1527743
yes, this is the best equipment to measure the signal level from cell tower radiation. I guess signal level will definitely high. I suggest you to collect signature for the nearby people & submit this request to your MP to remove the cell tower or move your house. Good luck!
861949
No it doesn't. Try an EMF Trifield Meter - that'll work. Here's the one I have and it seems to work great :Trifield 100XE EMF Meter
142522
yes, meter does not work very well, used for about 4 months and never was accurate, stopped using
2244962
Yes, it does. I must tell you it has a tone that is at a very low volume. So if you work in a noisy environment you may not be able to hear it. Good meter for the money.
609280
Yes, this devive measures Electro-magnetic fields as well as radio frequencies. Your microwave transmitts radio fequency.Your other devices transmit electro magnetic fields .Basically the closer you are to the device in question the higher the readings.So the farther away you are the safer it is. I like the meter and would recomend it for shure.It also has electric field measurement. Up to 3 mili gaus is considered safe.
1024287
Yup, sure does! You just have to be home to activate it since the meter only broadcasts for 4 mins. when a tech turns it on.
1901368
No. It only responds to low-frequency AC and alternating magnetic fields. A smart meter would radiate much higher frequencies.
1883103
No, it is a simple volt meter that uses the battery you are testing to supply the needed power. It has two scales printed on the face of the meter, one for button cells and one for all others.
385683
Yes, it doesn't detect which bill it is, it's just a pass or fail type system. Guessing that it senses the magnetic stripe. Only problems I have is it gives some false negatives, especially old bills.
114155
Yes but I do not recomend buying do to the large number of false alarms even after adjusting to the lowest sensitivity. Do not buy this detector for outdoor or driveway alarm.