EMF Meters

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An EMF meter tells you what you are actually exposed to, so you can shield the right field with the right material instead of guessing. The meters below cover the three fields found in homes and workplaces: radio frequency / microwave (Wi-Fi, cell towers, 5G, smart meters), AC magnetic fields (wiring errors, transformers, power lines) and AC electric fields (unshielded wiring, lamps, bedside cables). Which EMF meter should you buy? You want one meter for everything — a triple-field or multi-field instrument: TriField TF2 , Cornet ED88T Plus , Cornet ED98 QPro5G or the LATNEX AF-5000 . Radio frequency and 5G only — a dedicated RF meter such as the LATNEX HF-B3G , HF-B8G or the Gigahertz Solutions HF35C . Magnetic fields — a gaussmeter: MG-300 or the triple-axis MG-2000T . See the gaussmeter guide . Electric fields and body voltage — ESMini or the ESM-2 body voltage meter , often used for sleeping areas. Working near transmitters — a wearable alarm such as the FieldSENSE 2.0 or FieldSENSE 60 . See the personal RF monitor guide . Professional surveys — Gigahertz Solutions analyzers ( HF38B , HF59B ) with directional antennas. Before you order Check the frequency range covers the sources you care about — anything above 6 GHz means mmWave 5G and modern Wi-Fi 6E/7 bands. Single-axis RF meters need to be rotated to find the peak; triple-axis meters read all three axes at once. Peak and peak-hold modes matter for pulsed digital signals, which is nearly everything in a modern home. New to measuring? Start with the EMF meter buying guide and the best EMF meters comparison, then plan the fix with the home inspection guide . Once you know your readings, shield with shielding paint , shielding fabric or magnetic field shielding .

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