RF Monitor and RF/EME Training Course

RF monitors are excellent tools to make sure you and your people stay safe on the job site. Increase job site safety with this bundle from GME Supply and Safety LMS. GME provides you the best equipment to keep you safe on the job and can help you pick the right tools to get the job done. Safety LMS will help train you in the use of your equipment featuring basic courses and advanced train the trainer courses. 

First, choose your RF Monitor.

Narda RadMan 2 XT RF Monitor

The E field sensors of the RadMan 2XT are suitable for a wider frequency range that extends from about 1 MHz up to 40 GHz. The device is, therefore, able to warn of excessive levels of directional radio, 5G cellular and radar signals in this frequency range. To ensure that pulsed radar signals are reliably detected, the integration time can be changed from 1 s (RMS Mode) to 30 ms (Peak Mode) on the device itself.

FieldSENSE 2.0 Personal RF Monitor  

The FieldSENSE 2.0 is the next generation in Personal RF Monitors specifically designed for protecting personnel working near broadcast and telecommunications transmitting antennas from EMF overexposure. With a frequency range of 50 MHZ - 6 GHz, the FieldSENSE 2.0 measures both H and E fields to accurately assess an exposure situation.

Narda Nardalert S3 Radiation Monitor with Data Log Code

The Narda Nardalert S3 Radiation Monitor with Data Log Code measures RF from 100 kHz to 50 GHz. It features a white LED display, a USB interface for data, charging software, and an option key for data logging included.

 

Get additional training on RF Safety through Safety LMS.

Safety LMS Fundamentals of RF/EME Radiation Online Course 

The Safety LMS Fundamentals of RF/EME Radiation Online Certification Course educates participants on how to recognize the hazards of RF that exist on tower sites. This course is geared towards employees who work in close proximity to RF on a day-to-day basis. The intent of this online course is to give the student a basic understanding of this difficult topic, so they will recognize the hazards and make good decisions when exposure exists.