5G Ready Personal RF Monitor for ARPANSA Standards
Wavecontrol
WaveMon RF-60-ARPANSA is an advanced RF Personal Monitor
Key Features:
- Monitors a broad range from 100 kHz to 60 GHz, ensuring complete electric and magnetic field monitoring.
- Meets international safety standards, including ICNIRP, FCC, EU Directive 2013/35/EU, SC6 (Canada), and NATO, and is specifically tailored to comply with Australia's ARPANSA RPS – S1 standard.
- Offers isotropic measurement of RMS with a shaped response for accurate data. Features robust alarm systems and customisable thresholds.
- Provides real-time warnings through audible, visual, and vibration alerts when exposure exceeds safe levels.
- Enables detailed tracking and analysis of RF exposure over time for in-depth insights.
- Enhances functionality with location-specific data for a better understanding of exposure scenarios.
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Wavecontrol was founded in 1997 and specialises in the design and develop of professional instruments for the measurement, monitoring and evaluation of human exposure to electromagnetic fields. Wavecontrol’s calibration laboratory is ENAC accredited and recognised in most countries around the world through the ILAC network. All devices manufactured by Wavecontrol are delivered standard with ISO 17025 accredited individual calibration at no extra cost.
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