** This product will be discontinued after 1st January 2023, replaced by SMP3

Field Strength Meter for EMF exposure

SMP2
Field strength meter

BROADBAND MEASUREMENTS DC – 60 GHz With RMS and isotropic field probes

SPECTRUM ANALYSIS DC – 400 kHz Real-time FFT

WEIGHTED PEAK METHOD (WPM) Real-time comparison in % with the selected limits

ASSESSMENTS ACCORDING TO EUROPEAN DIRECTIVE 2013/35/EU In accordance with international standards: ICNIRP, IEC, EN, IEEE, etc.

HIGH PERFORMANCE GPS Integrated in the instrument

USB AND FIBER OPTIC COMMUNICATION PC software included

DATA SHEET

COMPATIBLE FIELD PROBES

3-IN-1 FIELD METER

The only device that offers genuine 3-in-1 functionalities: broadband measurements (DC to 60 GHz), frequency spectrum analysis (DC to 400 kHz) and static field measurements.

The SMP2 field meter provides the most advanced features and technology on the market, designed for users who need high-quality measurements, ease of use and good reporting tools.

EUROPEAN DIRECTIVE 2013/35/EU

Protection for workers against exposure to electromagnetic fields. Compliance with EN standards.

DOWNLOAD DIRECTIVE

FCC / OSHA
SAFETY CODE 6

American and Canadian regulations for human exposure to electromagnetic fields.

SAFETY CODE 6OET BULLETIN 65

STANDARDS IEC, EN, IEEE, ITU, ICNIRP

International standards and recommendations for the assessment of electromagnetic exposure.

SMP2 FIELD METER FEATURES

3-in-1 Field Meter: spectrum analysis (DC – 400 kHz), broadband (DC – 60 GHz) and static field measurements.
Real-time FFT-based spectrum analysis using digital processing.
Weighted Peak Method (WPM) for automatic and real time comparison with limits.
Special auto-gain function for peak detection (indispensable for procedures such as welding).
Display of results in RMS and peak values.
Function for time domain measurement of a specific frequency.
Automatic field probe recognition.
E&H field selection.
Total field value and value for each component (X, Y, Z).
Frequency SPAN selection.
High Pass Filters at 1 Hz, 10 Hz, 25 Hz and 100 Hz.
Max-hold function.
Display of maximum, minimum and average values.