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Magnetometers
At PCE-Group you will
find magnetometers for electromagnetic fields (EMF)
and electromagnets.
Magnetometers
for electromagnetic fields are, each day, becoming
more important due to the increasing negative
influences of the environment. Magnetometers are
used to detect electromagnetic charges found in the
personal and professional environments, such as
those emitted by transformers, overhead power lines
and electrical devices. If you want more information
relating to radioactivity, access this
link to see more details about it. Magnetometers
have a wide range of uses within the industrial
sector or in reasearch and development. They have DIN ISO 9000
calibration certificates and other optional
accessories available. If you don't find the magnetometers
you are looking for, please contact us and we will
help you find the best solution to suit your needs
by calling our offices on: +44 ( 0 ) 191 377 3398
and our technical staff will advise you
regarding our measuring instruments.
Technical specifications
for
magnetometers
can be found at the following
links:
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PCE-UV34
series magnetometers 
(measures UVA and UVB with detachable sensor)
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PCE-UV36
series magnetometers
(measures UVC with detachable sensor)
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PCE-G28
series magnetometers 
(for magnetic fields)
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PCE-EM 29 series
magnetometers
(for radio frequency, with triaxle sensor, range of 3.5GHz
, display (mW/m²) |
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PCE-SPM 1 series magnetometers
(magnetometers to measure solar radiation) |
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In physics, radiation is
the way in which energy spreads through space, in
analogue form, light can be used to express to refer
to the movement of particles at high velocity across
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Electromagnetic fields are
generated by electrical devices and installations. They
can have a strong influence upon us depending on their
frequency. The consequences can go from a general ill
feeling to nervousness up to and including internal
burns. For these reason, based on labour protection laws
and industrial provisions, it is necessary to determine
the risk to workers exposed to electromagnetic fields. |

Fuse box |

Magnetic partition |

Transformer |
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Examples of variations in
electromagnetic fields by distance
Density values
of magnetic flow
(B, in microteslas, µT), measued one meter from ground level,
near a railway's electrical line (the tower is not to scale).
You can see that value B is sgnificantly reduced at greater
distances from the line. In this way, in the vertical
portion of the line, B can increase values up to 6 µT; at 15
meters from the line B is reduced by half, and for distances
greater than 30 meters B will be in the order of tenths of a micro tesla.
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If you wish to view or print
the selection of
magnetometers
from our catalogue, click on
the PDF symbol

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