Description
The Line EMI Dirty Electricity Monitor measures electromagnetic interference in a single-phase AC power line. Its OLED screen displays AC voltage and noise voltage. The speaker emits a sound that increases according to the intensity of the frequency, the more interference the louder the sound.
The EMI monitor can be used to detect dirty electricity levels at home and in other environments. Dirty electricity can tamper the correct functioning of sensitive electrical equipment. Plus it emits electromagnetic fields (EMF) and has been associated with a wide range of health issues. The more dirty electricity on your wiring, the more EMF in your space.
The Line EMI Dirty Electricity Monitor is also a great tool to test dirty electricity filters and see the difference they make in reducing unwanted electrical noise. Hear the noise decrease as dirty electricity filters are set up.
This meter is easy to use as you simply have to plug it into a power socket and the electronic display will show readings in millivolts (mV), a standard electrical unit of measure.
The dimensions of the device are 132 x 91 x 41mm and it weighs 150g. It comes with a detachable two-core power 0.8 m-length cord and it plugs directly into an electrical outlet.
Tech specifications
Operating Voltage: 85-300 VAC 50/60 Hz.
Voltage Reading: 85-250 VAC; Accuracy +/- 1 VAC
Line Noise Range: 0.1-1999.9 mVp-p AC (differential)
Line Noise Accuracy: +/- 8% @ 20 kHZ to 2 MHz; within a factor of 2 from 10 kHz to 10 MHz
Input voltage: AC 85Vac – 250Vac 50/60Hz (accuracy +/- 1 VAC)
Frequency range: 10KHz – 10MHz
Noise indication: 4 digits yellow and blue two-colour OLED digital dot matrix display
Benefits
Dirty electricity monitor
The Line EMI Monitor measures electromagnetic interference in a single-phase AC power line
No battery needed
Plugs into a wall outlet
Electric mode
Covers 40 Hz–100 kHz with a range of 1–1000 volts per metre (V/m)
UK plug
Comes complete with a UK plug
Test your dirty electricity filters
Try the monitor with and without your filters to see what difference they really make!
Easy to use
Simply plug the meter into electrical outlets to find out how much dirty electricity is present on nearby wiring.
FAQ
What is a recommended EMI level?
Ideally, dirty electricity (EMI) levels should be below 25 millivolts (mV). Levels between 25 and 50 mV are marginal and should be reduced if possible. Levels above 50 mV are undesirable and steps should be taken to lower them.
What voltage does this work with?
The TriField Dirty Electricity EMI Meter can be used to measure dirty electricity on 50/60 Hz AC circuits with a voltage anywhere between 100 V and 240 V.
Will this work in my country?
The meter is compatible with 50/60 Hz AC electrical circuits with a voltage anywhere between 100 V and 240 V. This means it can be used in many countries around the world with the correct adapter. This will ship with a UK adapter.
What are the dimensions of the device?
5.2 in x 3.6 in x 1.6 in; 132 mm x 91 mm x 41 mm