Advanced GQ EMF-380 V2 Multi-Field, Multi-Function
EMF Meter and RF Spectrum Power Analyzer
Now, new version 2 GQ EMF-380 is ready, the multi-function digital EMF meter is designed to be a portable and convenient device. It can be used as industrial, commercial maintenance, research, evaluation, simulation and other analytical or scientific applications in areas such as industrial plants, public utilities, universities, laboratories, and electronic repair shops. The device integrated testing features include three-axis Electromagnetic Fields, Electric Field, Radio Frequency and Radio Spectrum Power Analyzer. The meter is able to identify the common source from EMF measured, such as Power Line, Smart meter, WiFi, Microwave, Cell Tower etc. It also comes with a built-in audible and visual alarm. It can be used for EMF, ELF, EF, RF detection and monitoring both indoor and outdoor, as well as in other similar environments. It can continually monitor the radiation. When connecting the device to a PC, PC software can download the radiation data to the computer and the user is able to analyze those data later. The device also installed a high contrast black/white LCD module and one front LED indicator.

The built-in electronic gyroscope let the user read the data from upside down view easily.

GQ RF Browser is specifically designed for Cellphone, Cell Tower, Smart Meter, WiFi RF radiation monitoring.

Safety suggestion indicator provides a simple and easy way to understand overall radiation risk.

The device is equipped with a USB port, utilized for communication and external power supply/charging of the internal rechargeable Li-Ion 3.6V/3.7V battery. The GQ EMF-380 internal rechargeable battery can be charged with a standard USB port, USB charger or with a computer USB port. Using external power, continuous data monitoring is possible. Using either power adapter you will not have to worry about the batteries charge condition or any data loss. The EMF-380 also has a real time clock on board for time-related data measurement.

The meter installed multiple sensors to ensure maximum scale/range measurement and highest accuracy.

High sensitivity meter lets you check EMF/RF radiation easily. Examples: computer mouse, car remote key, cell phone, cell tower, cordless phone, static electricity, electric field, WiFi, computer laptop, microwave, electric heater, hair dryer, vehicle engine, light, outdoor power line. With RF spectrum power analyzer, you can monitor the WiFi signal power, Smart meter signal power, spy wireless video camera signal, even track radio/TV signal in air.
Model Selection Guide

	EMF-360 V2	EMF-360 Plus V2	EMF-380 V2	EMF-390
Three Axis EMF	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
RF Radiation	Up to 8GHz	Up to 8GHz	Up to 8GHz	Up to 10GHz
RF Spectrum Power Analyzer	No	2.4GHz-2.5GHz	2.40 to 2.5GHz 240 to 1040Mhz 76 to 108MHz 65 to 76MHz 50 to 65MHz	2.40 to 2.5GHz 240 to 1040Mhz 76 to 108MHz 65 to 76MHz 50 to 65MHz
Real-time Clock	No	No	Yes	Yes
Data Logging/Saving	No	No	No	Yes

Specification:

EMF (Electromagnetic Field)

Triple axis (X, Y, Z)

Range: 0.0~500mG

EF (Electric Field)

Range: 0V/m to 1000V/m

Resolution: 1 V/m

RF Field (Radio Frequency Field)

Frequency: up to 8GHz

RF Spectrum Power Analyzer

Frequency band 1: 50MHz to 65MHz
Frequency step: 100KHz
Frequency span: 100KHz

Frequency band 2: 65MHz to 76MHz

Frequency step: 100KHz
Frequency span: 100 KHz

Frequency band 3: 76MHz to 108MHz

Frequency step: 100KHz
Frequency span: 100KHz

Frequency band 4: 240MHz to 1040MHz

Frequency step: 1KHz to 10KHz
Frequency span: 50KHz to 4000KHz

Frequency band 5: 2.4GMhz to 2.5GMHz

Frequency step: 25KHz to 405KHz
Frequency span: 58KHz to 812KHz

Audible alarm: beep/siren

Visual alarm: green, red LED

Operating temperature & humidity: 5 to 40 degree C, below 80% RH

Working Voltage: 3.6-3.7V

Display: LCD dot matrix, back lighted

Power Consumption: 25mW to 125mW (backlight dependant)

Power: Supply 3.7V Li-Ion battery / USB power

Dimensions 135 x 78 x 25 mm (5.25"x 3" x 1")

Auto Identify the EMF Radiation Possible Source GQ EMF Meter is capable to identify the common possible EMF radiation source once it collected valid data from the source. The common sources include Power Line, WiFi, Microwave, static electricity, AC EF (AC voltage Electric Field) etc. It also can provide detailed information about the source. Such as power and approximate frequency.

Open Communication Protocol
GQ EMF Meter provides open GQ RFC1701 communication protocol for easier system integration. The user is able to send the command to operate the meter remotely. See software download section for detailed GQ RFC1701 protocol.

GQ EMF-PRO Utility Software
GQ EMF Meter comes with a free Windows utility software. The user is able to remote control the unit and get the EMF, RF data from the device. It also can save the data into the .csv spreadsheet file. See software download section for detailed GQ RFC1701 protocol.

GQ EMF-380 1:1 Simulator
Try the exact user interface demo(simulation) software of GQ EMF Meter before you buy it, please visit GQ Electronics LLC download page.Click here to download

User Manual/User Guide
A complete user manual/guide can be downloaded from GQ Electronics download page.Click here to download

Package List:
1. GQ EMF meter main unit.
2. USB cable
3. Quick start guide
4. Download link for a complete user guide in PDF version.

Warranty
One year warranty

Classic display option is quick to adapt the application

With traditional analog style display, the data becomes even easier and faster to understand.
Left and right vertical bars are also indications of the EF and EMF radiation level in the glance.
Safety suggestion in a large font for easier reading.
Real Time clock displays the current time for time-sensitive testing.
Front LED visualizes alarm when triggered.


Real-Time EMF EF Graph Presents exact changes of EMF and EF radiation level been detected in past 45 seconds. The right side of the graph shows a reading for both EMF and EF.	RF Browser GQ RF Browser is a unique feature of GQ EMF detector. The real-time graph is based on high sensitivity sensors. This graph shows a close by cell phone that just received a text message.	RF Spectrum Graph Advanced users are able to use built-in RF Spectrum Analyzer to discover the RF signal power in a specific frequency. This graph shows two RF signal that has been detected at the same time: Microwave oven and WiFi signal.	Real-Time Power Distribution Histogram RF power distribution is another important factor to let us understand how the RF radiation power changes during the period. This graph shows the highest RF power is 6.47% of the total at 0.049 milliWatts per square meter during the testing period.