Description
The Greenwave Broadband EMI Meter is a tool for measuring the amount of dirty electricity (a.k.a., electrical noise, line noise, EMI) present on the wiring in buildings and for guiding the installation of dirty electricity filters.
Key Features
- Measures a broad range of dirty electricity (EMI) frequencies
The meter measures dirty electricity (EMI) frequencies from around 3 Kilohertz up to 10,000 Kilohertz (i.e., 10 Megahertz).
- Easy to use!
Simply plug the meter into electrical outlets to find out how much dirty electricity is on nearby wiring. The electronic display shows readings in millivolts (mV), an internationally accepted standard electrical unit of measure.
- Makes “BEFORE filter” and “AFTER filter” comparisons easy
The meter can show “BEFORE filter” and “AFTER filter” dirty electricity readings on the same screen simultaneously. The “AFTER filter” display screen also shows the % reduction in total EMI noise between approximately 3 Kilohertz and 10,000 Kilohertz (i.e., 10 Megahertz).
- Let’s you listen to dirty electricity – Hear the difference filters make!
The meter converts dirty electricity frequencies into representative sound so you can listen to the electrical noise on your wiring when the meter is plugged in. Hear the noise decrease as dirty electricity filters are installed.
- Compatible with 50/60-Hz, 100-240V electrical circuits.
The meter can be used in most countries around the world and will come with a plug suitable for the electrical outlets in your environment.
Evaluate Your Environment – Do You Have Too Much Dirty Electricity?
With Greenwave’s Broadband EMI Meter, it is easy to find out whether dirty electricity levels in your environment are higher than desirable. The meter presents dirty electricity readings in millivolts (mV). Ideally levels should be below 50 mV in all rooms within your environment. Levels above 100 mV are undesirable and should be reduced if possible.
See the Difference Greenwave Filters Make!
With Greenwave’s Broadband EMI Meter you can see the difference Greenwave filters make in cleaning up the dirty electricity on your wiring.
The process is simple. First, plug the meter into the top socket of an electrical outlet to measure the dirty electricity (i.e., EMI noise) present on nearby wiring (“BEFORE filter” reading).
Next, insert a Greenwave filter into the bottom socket of the same outlet. The “AFTER filter” display screen will show both the initial dirty electricity level at the outlet and the new level in millivolts (mV). It will also show the % reduction in “noise” density.
The meter is also an excellent tool for guiding the installation of Greenwave filters. It can help you identify significant sources of dirty electricity in your environment and determine the best number of filters to install in each room for optimal results.
DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS
Click the following link to view instructions for Greenwave’s Broadband EMI Meter:
EMI METER INSTRUCTIONS.
Robert –
I just seal the area where power comes into the house. No more DIRTY electricity!!! It took a while to figure that one out, really works.
Eric –
Buying this Greenwave EMI a few years ago has already paid for itself, When I did a random test on my home electronics found one appliance gave a lot higher Dirty Electricity (DE) than the others. When I looked into the appliance found the electrolytics had such high ESR (Equivalent Series Resistance) that if I had not found it so fast, the electrolytics would of destroyed the Switch Mode Power Supply (SMPS) destroying other components like the switching transistor and the emitter resistor, making the SMPS board uneconomic to repair.
Any electronics service person who see the value of a ESR meter to speed up the time to detect failing electrolytics should also have a EMI meter.