4 EMF detectors & 3 phone apps to detect EMF radiation, test limitations, Part 1

Key Takeaways

• In this video, we demo and compare four different EMF detectors (or testers or devices,) and three different types of cell phone apps representing one Apple iOs app and two different types of Android apps
• We tried many phone apps, they are all similar to these three
• We did not spend much time discussing the risks of EMF radiation exposure, we simply quoted the government’s carefully chosen words such as “no clear evidence” “possibly carcinogenic to humans” “limited evidence” and “inconclusive” that neither 100% deny nor 100% confirm the risks
• After watching this video, users will have some understanding of different types of EMF radiation, the limitations of each EMF detector (or tester or device) and phone apps so that they can find the proper tools for detecting EMFs
• The follow up videos will include more detailed information on detecting powerline EMF radiation, community infrastructure electrical equipment, and common household items as well as how to minimize your risks

Understanding the Basics

The most valuable health information is practical, actionable, and based on evidence. Rather than vague advice, this guide focuses on specific techniques, measurable results, and the science that explains why they work.

Video Chapter Guide

Here is a quick reference for the key sections covered in the video:

• 0:00 video overview
• 0:30 EMF radiation health risks
• 0:42 government slow to act on public health
• 1:10 government carefully chosen words on EMF radiation
• 1:35 Intensity, Time & Distance 3 factors
• 2:11 Trifield EMF Meter Model 100XE
• 2:11 Trifield 100XE is frequency-weighted
• 3:26 Trifield 100XE Specs
• 3:44 ENGiNDOT EMF Detector MET01 teardown & Specs & user guide
• 4:43 Electromagnetic Radiation Detector LZT-1000 Meter Tester
• 5:16 ERICKHILL RT-100 EMF Meter
• 6:27 Powerline 230V Substation

Use these timestamps to jump directly to the section most relevant to your situation.