Magnetic and electric-field analyzers measure accurately regardless of signal type. (Product & Services).

From: Journal of Environmental Health | Date: December 1, 2002 | Copyright information

Narda Safety Test Solutions has introduced new isotropic analyzers for low-frequency magnetic and electrical fields. The analyzers, which produce fast, accurate measurements regardless of signal shape and complexity, can help ensure the safety of utility workers and private citizens in proximity to power lines or high-voltage equipment.

The new Model EFA-200 and Model EFA-300 field analyzers, designed for use in industry, by insurers, and by health and safety professiona...

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