Re: Microwave Survey Meters

[Chuck Cooper <ccc@pp.pdx.edu>]

The Holaday meters are geared for Microwave ovens at 2.4

GHz, you want more general purpose RF measurement instrument.



Basic 0-12 GHz RF meter:

http://www.digifield.com/home.html (about $250)

Buy online: http://www.lessemf.com/129.html



Geek lust meter (for transmitter diagnostics primarily):

http://www.lashen.com/vendors/protek/3201RFMeter.asp

($2000)







Rick Mannix wrote:



> Several telecommunications companies will be installing "cell sites" on the

> roofs of a couple of buildings on our campus in the near future. Both

> cellular radio services antennas (800 or 900 MHz) and Personal

> Communications Service (PCS) antennas (1850 - 2000 MHz) will be involved.

>

> We are looking into purchasing a survey meter capable of obtaining electric

> field, magnetic field, and power density (mW/cm2) readings near these

> antennas and in surrounding areas (in the rooms below, etc.). [We expect

> the readings obtained in occupied areas to be low and the related hazards

> to be minimal.] This survey meter will also be useful in monitoring other

> microwave operations on campus.

>

> I know that Holaday sells equipment such as this. Does anybody know of any

> other vendors for microwave survey meters?

>

> Thanks.

>

> Rick Mannix

> Health Physicist

> Laser Safety Officer

> University of California

> EH&S Office

> 4600 Bison Ave.

> Irvine, CA 92697-2725



Chuck Cooper

Dir. EH&S

Portland State University







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