Description
This is the device for technical amateurs - especially easy to operate. It allows a straight forward assessment of the exposure, a determination of suitable remedial actions, as well as a control of their effectiveness.
Frequency range: 800 MHz - 2.7 GHz
Features:
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• Responsivity increased by a factor of 10 (minimum display resolution: 0.1 V/m / 0.1 nT). |
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GIGAHERTZ SOLUTIONS - LOW FREQUENCY ANALYSER ME3851A
• NiMH battery, battery charger / power supply unit included. |
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GIGAHERTZ SOLUTIONS - LOW FREQUENCY ANALYSER ME3030B
• The reading shows the total pollution without any calculation required. |
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GIGAHERTZ SOLUTIONS - ULTRA BROAD BAND HF ANALYSER SET HFEW59BD PLUS
• For technical details please check the information supplied on the pages of the individual meters. |
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GIGAHERTZ SOLUTIONS - LOW FREQUENCY ANALYSER ME3840B
• The measured values are reliably displayed directly in the entity corresponding to the building biology standard values, namely: |
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GIGAHERTZ SOLUTIONS - HF-ANALYSER HF59B
• A frequency range of down to 27 MHz within the basic device - suitable for the connection of the optionally available antenna UBB27_G3 (the scope of delivery includes a compensated antenna for 800 MHz up to 2.7 or 3.3 GHz). |
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GIGAHERTZ SOLUTIONS - HF-ANALYSER HF32D
• The reading shows the total pollution without any calculation required. |
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GIGAHERTZ SOLUTIONS - HF-ANALYSER KIT HFE35C
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GIGAHERTZ SOLUTIONS - LOW FREQUENCY ANALYSER ME3830B
• A clearly extended frequency range: from 16 Hertz to 100 Kilohertz. This frequency range (in accordance with SBM) also includes the higher frequencies caused by, for instance, energy saving lamps, switching-mode power supplies, electronic dimmers, or monitors, which are considered especially critical. |
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GIGAHERTZ SOLUTIONS - HF-ANALYSER SET HFW59D PLUS
• Maximum video band width for the demonstration of the shortest radar pulses (< 0.5 µs). |