Radio and microwave meters 27-3300 MHz, optimized for GSM, UMTS (3G), LTE (4G), 5G, DECT, WLAN etc.
Professional technology for building biology measurement technicians.
The extra broad frequency response predestines the basic unit for expansion with the UBB27_G3. In combination with the inherent system advantages of broadband field strength measurement, the range of functions and equipment tailored to the building biologist's needs make meaningful sleep place investigations affordable. Mostly sold as HFE59B, it is the world's most frequently used HF broadband measuring device within the building biology professional associations.
- Rechargeable battery with charger.
- AC output intended for audio analysis of the modulation frequency.
- DC output intended for logging the radiation intensity, can be connected to NFA's built-in logs.
- Measures the difference between pulsed and unpulsed radiation
- Finds the transmitter at 10 degrees when.
- Highest accuracy ± 3 dB, NOTE applies to measuring instruments and antenna together. 0--6dB for 2700-3300MHz.
- Frequency range 27 - 3300 MHz measuring instrument
- Frequency range 700 - 3300 MHz included log.periodic antenna
- Switches for higher accuracy in radar and UMTS measurements.
- Top value memory for single pulses that come less often than 1 sec. for example radar and 3G
- Sensitivity range 0.01 µW / m² - 19.99 mW / m² (equivalent to 0.002 - 2.8 V / m)
- Manual
Suitable accessories:
- Bag large K2 also has room for antennas and 2 more instruments with accessories.
- Amplifier HV10_27G3 for measuring radiation weaker than 0.02 µW / m², measures down to 0.4 nW / m²
- Amplifier HV30_27G3 for measuring radiation weaker than 0.02 µW / m², measures down to 0.01 nW / m²
- Attenuator DG20_G3 for measuring radiation stronger than 20,000 µW / m², measures up to 2 W / m²
- HP800_G3 high-pass filter 800 MHz, ie blocks frequencies below 800 MHz, only higher frequencies pass.
- UBB27 Quasi-isotropic antenna (not directional in the horizontal plane) for the entire frequency range 27-3000 MHz
