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| Specjalista1 |
Posted - 06/26/2025 : 15:19:55
I’m a new owner of your EMF-390 meter.
I’ve noticed an issue: the screen backlight appears to affect the RF measurement results.
I placed the meter on the ground, set the units to µW/m², and covered it with a metal pot. When the screen backlight is on, the RF reading jumps from around 1 to approximately 25 µW/m².
After 30 seconds (which is how I’ve configured the display timeout), the backlight turns off, and the reading becomes more stable, remaining around 1 µW/m².
It seems that the screen backlight is interfering with the RF measurement.
I haven’t yet tested the other functions of the meter, so I don’t know if they are affected as well. Please check it in yours device. |
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| Specjalista1 |
Posted - 07/16/2025 : 00:46:22
Thanks Sahim |
| Sahim |
Posted - 07/15/2025 : 04:20:51
I have the same thing. For accurate measurement you need to turn off the backlight. https://youtube.com/shorts/WmP935egBDs |
| Specjalista1 |
Posted - 07/07/2025 : 22:49:03
I have recorded that issue https://youtube.com/shorts/VtzrsJ-AJVo
Please, could other users also check on their devices whether the readings are slightly higher when the backlight is on, and lower when the backlight is off? I'm curious if this happens only on my device. Of course, these are minor deviations, so there's no reason to panic. |
| EmfDev |
Posted - 07/07/2025 : 13:18:15
It may be possible due to some frequencies that are used in backlight. But the number is negligible. |
| Specjalista1 |
Posted - 07/03/2025 : 02:07:54
Can anyone also perform such a test, i.e., measure the RF in a location where it's lowest and set the screen backlight to, for example, 15 seconds? Then, check if after 15 seconds when the backlight turns off, the RF result drops or stays the same as when the backlight was on? I want to check if it's just an issue with my meter, or if this is just how the meter works. |
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