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TES-1394 Electromagnetic Field Tester

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DescriptionThe TES-1394 is an electromagnetic field (EMF) tester from the manufacturer TES. It is designed to measure electromagnetic radiation levels from powe
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Description

The TES-1394 is an electromagnetic field (EMF) tester from the manufacturer TES. It is designed to measure electromagnetic radiation levels from power lines, home appliances, and industrial equipment. The TES-1394 model includes an RS-232 interface and software for PC connectivity. A more recent version, the TES-1394S, adds an SD card for data logging.

Key Features

Data memory: Includes a datalogging function to manually store up to 999 data sets.

Connectivity: The TES-1394 model features an RS-232 interface and software to connect to a PC for logging data over a longer period. The updated TES-1394S has a micro SD card for enhanced data storage.

Measurement frequency range: The meter is designed for low-frequency applications, with a bandwidth of 30 Hz to 2000 Hz, making it suitable for testing common household and industrial electrical equipment.

Max/min/avg reading: Can display maximum, minimum, and average readings from the measurement period. 

Measurement axes: Triaxial, meaning it measures EMF radiation in three dimensions (X, Y, and Z axes) to provide a more accurate reading regardless of the meter's orientation.

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