Our 2020 Safe and Sound Pro II Professional Meter Best- SHIPS FREE TO THE USA!
Looking for ease and accuracy as you search out hidden EMF radiation? This professional RF radiation meter is may be just what you're looking for.
We are pleased to announce the release of the professional version. brand new Safe and Sound Pro 2 RF Meter. This meter is like no other meter currently available in the price range. With LED zone readings and a numeric read out, this meter has it all.
Accurate. Calibrated. Detect Extremely Low Levels Of Radiation THE Pro II
This replaces our TES 593 meter because we've found it to be more accurate and precise in finding and detecting extremely low levels of wireless EMF.
This Radiation detector arrives and stays perfectly calibrated with continuous use.
The Safe and Sound Pro RF Meter is a compact, simple to use meter for Radio Frequency / Microwave Radiation (200 MHz to 12Ghz). The meter has been tested and certified by The Centre for Intelligent Antenna and Radio Systems (CIARS) Lab at the University of Waterloo in Ontario, Canada.
Listen to Invisible EMF Radiation Waves.
We really find the Peak Hold feature helpful as we compare EMF measurements from various wireless items and at various distances
And like the home version, this amazing meter also has a sound signature analysis which helps identify which RF Sources you are being exposed to.
Detect and Measure From 200 MHZ to 8 GHZ!!
- Some of the more common sources the meter can detect:
- Cell towers
- Cell phones and smartphones emissions
- Cordless home phones
- Smart Door Bells and Cameras
- Alexa and Google Home
- Printers
- Appliances
- Wireless speakers
- Wireless routers (both 2.4 and 5 GHz) or WAP
- Bluetooth devices
- Smart meter emissions
- Baby monitors
- Wireless in Your car
- laptops and computers on WiFi and/or using Cell data
- Airport radar
- Microwave oven-for leaks and normal use
- Wired headphones, wireless headphones or Air tube
Scroll down to learn more about radio frequency energy or EMF radiation and watch a video.
