Building Biology Meters for EMF, Air Quality, Particulates & Radon – Healthy Homes & Workplaces
- SKU:
- r5109c
- SKU:
- 90210
- Item weight:
- 0,25 kg
- 5G Esmog Spy, broadband EMF receiver 50Hz - 8GHz
- HF telescopic antenna for FM radio, DAB+, DVB-T, BOS, TETRA, airband
- HF flat antenna for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, microwave ovens
- HF antenna for mobile networks, UMTS, cordless DECT phones, smartphones, cell phones, and potentially radar signals, microwave ovens
- NF telescopic antenna for switch-mode power supplies, LEDs, TFT displays, longwave radio, radio clocks, electric fences, time signal transmitters, sferics (natural atmospheric phenomena) in outdoor environments
- Light sensor for measuring light modulation and assessing light quality
- Directional antenna (log-periodic) 1.3GHz - 9GHz
- 9V lithium battery (rechargeable via Micro-USB)
- Padded transport/ready-to-use case with practical belt loop for safe transport and storage
- SKU:
- 90205
- 9V rechargeable block battery format (6LR61, 6F22)
- Short circuit protection
- Overcharge protection
- Deep discharge protection
- Built-in charging electronics with LED charging indicator
- Charging via micro USB socket
- SKU:
- tasche3
- SKU:
- r5089
- SKU:
- HF38B
- Broadband receiver with directional antenna
- Frequency range: 700MHz to 2.7GHz
- Measuring range: 0.01 µW/m² to 19.99 mW/m²
- Additional display of average, peak and peak hold values
- SKU:
- 90201
- Connection to the NF socket of the 5G Esmog Spion
- Illuminant test and room light test switchable
- Assessment of artificial light sources possible
- SKU:
- 90206
- SKU:
- SSP2
- Inexpensive test receiver with a large bandwidth: 200MHz to 8GHz
- Also detects the current 5G frequencies!
- High receiver sensitivity
- OLED display for precise readings: 0.01µW/m² to 2,500,000µW/m ²
- High-quality signal sound reproduction, 3-level volume
- Simultaneous display of peak, maximum and average values
- Detection of very short pulses (<5µs)
- LED traffic light display for readings evaluation
- Every device comes with a NEMKO calibration certificate!
- 3,5mm headphone jack
- Connection for external power supply
- 2 years warranty
- SKU:
- PE-TF2
- Item weight:
- 0,20 kg
Please send a message to priggen@priggen.com
What types of building biology meters does PSE Priggen offer in this category?
We offer a wide range of building biology meters: EMF meters and RF analyzers, magnetic and electric field meters, indoor air quality and particle counters, radon and radioactivity meters as well as instruments for material moisture and environmental parameters. This enables a holistic assessment of electromagnetic fields, indoor air, particulate load, radioactivity and moisture in homes and workplaces.
How do building biology meters differ from classic EMC or laboratory instruments?
Building biology meters are designed to assess environmental influences in homes and workplaces – such as EMF exposure, indoor air quality, particulate matter, humidity and radioactivity. They combine practical measurement ranges with easy-to-understand displays and often acoustic feedback, so that even non-specialists can use the readings for building biology assessments. Classic EMC or laboratory instruments are more focused on standard-compliant testing or industrial applications.
Who uses building biology meters and in which applications?
Typical users include building biologists, experts, architects, energy consultants, remediation companies and health-conscious private customers. Application areas range from surveys in residential buildings, offices and schools to support during construction and refurbishment projects, verification of shielding measures and documentation of environmental influences in expert reports.
Which environmental influences can be measured with building biology instruments?
Depending on the instrument, you can measure for example:
high- and low-frequency EMF exposure (electric and magnetic fields, RF sources)
CO₂, VOCs, temperature, humidity and fine dust for indoor air assessment
radon and radioactivity in buildings
material moisture in walls and building components
This provides a comprehensive overview of the most relevant building biology influences.
How do I choose the right building biology meter for my need
First define what you want to investigate:
EMF (HF/LF): RF analyzers and EMF meters for electric/magnetic fields and wireless sources.
Indoor air & particulates: air quality meters and particle counters, optionally with CO₂ and VOC sensors.
Radioactivity & radon: Geiger counters and radon monitors for long-term monitoring.
Moisture & materials: moisture and climate meters to assess building components.
In addition, check measuring range, sensitivity, data logging capabilities and ease of use. If you describe your application, building type and target parameters, we will suggest suitable instruments or kits.
Can private users perform measurements themselves, or do I need a building biologist/expert?
Many building biology meters are designed so that interested private users can carry out simple screening and comparison measurements on their own. However, for a professional assessment according to building biology guideline values, for expert reports or for planning remediation and shielding measures it is often advisable to involve an experienced building biologist or consultant. Measurement results do not replace medical diagnostics – for health issues you should always consult medical professionals.
Do building biology meters require calibration and how reliable are the readings?
Professional building biology meters feature calibrated measurement ranges and specified accuracies. For consistently reliable results – especially with frequent or professional use – regular verification or calibration in line with the manufacturer’s recommendations or your internal quality system is advisable. The technical data sheets of each instrument provide information on accuracy and available calibration services.
Can you help me configure a complete measurement kit for building biology?
Yes, we are happy to help you configure a suitable kit – from a compact EMF meter up to a comprehensive case combining HF, LF and electrostatic instruments. An example is our electromagnetism measurement kit for experts and building biologists which covers several field types in one system. If you tell us about your application area, typical questions and budget, we will recommend an appropriate combination of instruments.
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Building biology measuring instruments for healthy buildings
Building biology measuring instruments assess environmental influences in homes and workplaces. They detect electromagnetic fields, air quality, particulate matter, humidity and radioactivity. This category comprises EMF meters, RF analyzers, electric and magnetic field meters, air quality and dust meters as well as Radon and radiation monitors.
EMF and field measurement
Broadband RF meters and analyzers measure high-frequency radiation from mobile communication, WLAN, DECT and other radio services. Low-frequency meters record electric and magnetic fields from wiring and appliances. The results support building-biology assessments and mitigation concepts.
Air quality and particulate matter
Air quality meters determine CO2, VOC, temperature and humidity, while particulate meters detect dust, soot and pollen levels. They help to design ventilation concepts, filtration measures and building improvements.
Radioactivity and Radon
Instruments for radioactivity and Radon monitoring detect natural and man-made radiation sources in buildings. They provide the basis for evaluating basements, living spaces and sites and for planning protective measures.
Users and application areas
Typical users are building biologists, experts, architects, energy consultants, remediation companies and health-conscious private users. Portable instruments enable quick on-site surveys.
Benefits of professional building biology instruments
Professional building biology instruments offer clear indication, calibrated ranges and practical measuring concepts, providing objective data for decisions on healthy buildings.