What's The Best EMF Meter for Paranormal Investigations?

What is the best EMF meter for paranormal field research? If you ask a dozen paranormal investigators you'll probably get a dozen different answers. But if you're looking for an EMF meter that's durable, simple to operate, highly accurate and reasonably priced, there's no better device than the Trifield Natural EM Meter by AlphaLabs.

What are some of the features that make this device ideal for paranormal field research? To begin with, it was designed to ignore common  AC electromagnetic fields in the 50-60Hz range. These fields are emitted by household wiring and power distribution systems, appliances  and HVAC equipment. Most EMF meters used by paranormal investigators today were designed and calibrated to only detect fields in the 50-60Hz range, so if you have fields above or below that frequency range they will be undetectable. The Trifield Natural EM meter is best used to augment a "standard" EMF meter after initial baseline readings are recorded.

A simple turn of the dial selector on the meter allows the user to measure specific types of fields in real time. The Magnetic setting measures fluctuations in the Earth's magnetic field associated with geomagnetic storms and solar activity. It can also be used to locate magnetized geologic deposits on a property. The Electric setting measures static electric fields often associated with electrical storms. The Sum setting measures changes in the magnetic or static electric fields, and the user adjustable alarm will alert the user to any changes in field strength. The Radio/Microwave setting measures radio waves from 100 KHz to 3 GHz and can detect leaky microwave ovens, cell phone and walkie-talkie transmissions. But the most intriguing feature for paranormal investigators is its ability to detect the weak electric field emitted by a human body up to 10 feet away, even when a person is on the other side of a wall! This makes the Trifield Natural EM Meter particularly well suited for use as a motion sensor.

For best results, users should take the time to familiarize themselves with all of the features of this device before using it in the field. All EMF meters work best when used in a fixed position, because even the slightest movements will create electric fields. When using the device in Magnetic mode, it's important to orient the meter with magnetic north or south, because moving the meter east and west will cause the meter to spike as the magnetic polarity shifts. And most importantly, with a minimal amount of training users can attain a high level of proficiency using all the features of this device, which in my opinion, makes this meter a necessary addition to any serious investigator's toolbox.

Here's a link for the NEM instruction manual.