Meterk MK08 EMF Meter Handheld Mini Digital LCD EMF Detector

No, but if you turn off the lights and your fish glows, you have a problem..

By Robert C. Barndt on April 5, 2018

This model meter has separate modes for giving readings in terms of electrical fields (in Telsas), magnetic fields (in milli-Gauss), and AC EMF 30-300 Hz. My field experience with house-power devices is you have to be within a meter/yard for any hint of a detection, and the higher the power flowing the greater the det… see more This model meter has separate modes for giving readings in terms of electrical fields (in Telsas), magnetic fields (in milli-Gauss), and AC EMF 30-300 Hz. My field experience with house-power devices is you have to be within a meter/yard for any hint of a detection, and the higher the power flowing the greater the detection distance. Roughly, a conductor that is charged but not carrying power (electrical current) only has an electric field whereas if there is power flow there is also a magnetic field that increases detectibility. This meter is suitable for "casual" EMF detection. It IS NOT marketed for safety-critical detection of hidden electrical conductors in preparing for electrical power work. Only pro equipment & certified technician for that. see less

By BloomingAzaleas on July 1, 2018

Hello, This meter is not an accurate device, however, could read some specific points of EMF units. I do not know the level of your academy. Nonetheless, I should mention that EMF is all over the universe except, the absolute |vacuum| that no one has any information about it again except, forty-seven hundred scientis… see more Hello, This meter is not an accurate device, however, could read some specific points of EMF units. I do not know the level of your academy. Nonetheless, I should mention that EMF is all over the universe except, the absolute |vacuum| that no one has any information about it again except, forty-seven hundred scientists. You could read the EMF between two small disk lithium batteries while you are tapping them on their negative sides rapidly (negatives have more effect to generate EMF while touching each other). This meter could measure the EMF between the batteries up to 15 mG. Or a piece of wire (looped) and a magnet in movement. The device gives me a better reading when I approach it from its front lower-back to an EMF field. The item is so cheap that I did not bother to open it and take a look at its circuit. Therefore yes, it doe read phones (all phones in the market), computers, microwaves, power supplies, electric or electronic fields (AC or DC), motors, and or metallic moving objects respectively to their masses, material, distances, and other factors. You could even overload the meter by moving a small neodymium magnet in front of it. If you are in serious research, should use an American or a European made meter. Best regards, see less

By Benjamin Karazi on May 6, 2018

There is so much EMF in the environment, I'm not sure if you could isolate something like that, but it is a very sensitive device, so maybe.

By Jason C. on February 23, 2018

This device takes three AAA batteries. By the way, it also displays current temperature in both C* and F*.

By Lawson on November 22, 2017

My husband didn't like this meter. He got another meter that plugs into your iphone and you use an app. It works great. He works in the oil field and they have to test pipe to see if it is hot.

By Shannon on May 29, 2018

Yes

By Guillermo Ferrer on May 22, 2018

The maximum measuring ranges, from the label on the back of the unit, are 1999m Gauss or 199.9u Tesla.

By Alan M on May 10, 2018

I have not opened it yet. I do know you can email the company directly as I saw other questions and answers on their website

By Girón on May 12, 2018

I would do is set the meter to mGuass (that is the left arrow button). Start from the closest corner nearest to the tower. If the meter show more than 5.0 mguass continue to walk away from that corner until the meter goes below 5.0 mguass. at that point research what is the safe reading. I hope this helps. I brought… see more I would do is set the meter to mGuass (that is the left arrow button). Start from the closest corner nearest to the tower. If the meter show more than 5.0 mguass continue to walk away from that corner until the meter goes below 5.0 mguass. at that point research what is the safe reading. I hope this helps. I brought my meter to test the RF in my house. see less

By David Barber on April 30, 2018