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@medionzenker The Pro II is still considered one of the most reliable RF meters for consumer use because it’s third-party tested and designed for accuracy, but even it cannot perfectly match a lab spectrum analyzer in all real-life conditions, just like every other consumer meter.

@SafeLivingEMF The point is that the device is not as accurate as people think when they see the calibration certification for this meters. It would be fair to your customers to mention this limitations and not to imply that the Pro II is accurate because of Third Party Testing.

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@medionzenker It is a broadband RF meter designed to measure a wide range of Radio Frequency signals, so this creates limitation with specific RF source types.  Please see our Third Party Lab Testing, which very few RF meter manufactures lack in sharing. safelivingtechnologies.com/content/Produc…

@SafeLivingEMF The Pro II is in real life not as accurate as one might think, see this test results: baubiologie.de/wissen/baubiol…

@Zenfrog4 For the meter, browse "Safe and Sound Pro II" or "Safe and Sound Classic" from Safe Living Technologies @SafeLivingEMF (the smaller version but same calibration and great sound too). The grounding cord depends on your country sockets... For USA safelivingtechnologies.com/products/usb-g…

If you use your laptop or phone all day on Wi-Fi without an ethernet cable, you are exposing yourself to very elevated RF power density at close range... Sometimes reaching hundreds of thousands or even millions of µW/m². Currently, I have my Safe and Sound Pro II about 6 inches away from my laptop as I’m writing this, and it’s reading 30,000 µW/m². For reference, it reads about 0.5–5 µW/m² when I’m in a secluded park away from wireless infrastructure. That’s roughly 6,000 times higher.

What the H... is that? I had to stay on this spot for 15mn today. I'll go back there to see if it's permanent... 👉Do you catch the absolute NEED to have YOUR OWN METER and to carry it with you, always? Radiation levels and sources are not the same everyday, in one same location!

You could go with the Gigahertz Solutions ME3830B instead of the S&S EM3 That would "save" you 400 USD But then you would still need a Body Voltage Kit (which is integrated into the EM3) and thats like 200 USD So effectively you would only save 200 USD vs getting the EM3 And then you might aswell just spend 200 more because the EM3 is also a lot more accurate and has a 3-axis magnetic field meter instead of only 1-axis on the ME3830B

Yes, for RF measurements, the Safe and Sound Pro II is much better: it detects down to 0.001 µW/m² (vs. TF2's 1 µW/m²), covers up to 8 GHz (vs. 6 GHz), and has better accuracy for low-level signals like 5G. It doesn't measure AC electric fields, though—consider adding a dedicated meter like the Safe and Sound EM3 for that.

I AM SORRY, BUT NO You CAN NOT measure EMFs in your home with a POTATO for an EMF meter YES, even if that potato costs 200$ YES, even if that 200$ potato claims to measure up to 5G I AM SORRY, ANON You will have to buy a proper meter.

@angels12358 It's the Safe and Sound classic, from @SafeLivingEMF safelivingtechnologies.com/products/safe-… You find retailers in many countries. Blinking green = you're safe.

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