EPE Conseil CEMPROTEC 32 | Electrosmog-detector

The Cemprotec 32 is the first detector that can simultaneously test exposure to electrical and magnetic radiation as well as radiation from broadband PLC systems.

• 1-PLC frequencies (powerline communication): 1.6 MHz to 68 MHz, with high-quality acoustic analysis
• 2-Sampling frequency: 20 kHz
• 3-Electric field: from 10 Hz to 5 kHz for various domestic installations and high-voltage lines. 
• 4- Magnetic field (gaussmeter): from 10 Hz to 5 kHz for fields emanating from transformers and various electrical installations.
• 5-Easy and intuitive to use
• 6-Easy to transport to friends or family and when traveling

Many possible applications, here are a few examples:

• Check whether PLC boxes are really switched off at night or whether you are exposed to radiation.
• Find the source of radiation indoors or outdoors
• If you buy, rent or borrow a home, you can quickly perform an analysis with the Cemprotec 32
• Daily use for electrosensitive people in their private or professional environment or when traveling.

Why Cemprotec 32 is the most popular device in its class:

✓ Simultaneous detection of electrical and magnetic radiation as well as broadband PLC radiation
✓ High sensitivity, far below the traditional recommended values
✓ Wide detection spectrum, from 1.6 MHz to 68 MHz (PLC) and from 10Hz to 5kHz for low frequency radiation

Technical information

• PLC detection spectrum from 1.6 MHz to 68 MHz. For the electric & magnetic field from 10Hz to 5kHz
• The radiation level assigned to the LEDs is provided in a table together with the user manual.
• Standard mode: The measured values are average values. Peak values are given in full PLC mode.
• Dimensions (L x W x H) : 178 x 50 x 33 mm, weight: 90 g, 9 V battery supplied
• Powerful antennas for the detection of low frequencies and broadband PLC radiation.
• The full RF mode is very useful for electrosensitive people
• For private and professional use
• Acoustic analysis of PLC signals.
• Made in France, with manual in French, German and English.