Magnetic field meter, 20-20000 A/cm AC/DC with angled axial probe and LCD display

With the handy Gauss Meter / Tesla Meter and the external angled axial probe, you can easily carry out precise magnetic field measurements. The Gauss Meter / Tesla Meter is suitable for measuring direct fields, alternating fields (True RMS) and pulsed fields - ideal for a wide range of applications in magnetic field measurement. Residual magnetism can also be reliably detected. You can obtain exact measurement results at the touch of a button - from a weak geomagnetic field up to 20,000 A/cm (switchable in Gauss/Oersted). Magnetic flux density can also be determined in this way. As a digital gaussmeter, magnetometer or tesla meter, the device provides reliable, reproducible values for magnetic field strength and intensity. Thanks to high-precision magnetic field sensors and compatibility with professional magnetic field measuring systems, this magnetic field meter is an ideal tool for magnetic field analyses, test procedures and a wide range of applications in industrial magnetic field measurement. An interference-free, precise measurement is crucial, especially in weak magnetic fields. An integrated microcontroller in the sensors or measuring probes digitizes and linearizes the analogue signals of the Hall sensor directly in the probe - the basis for exact measurement results at low magnetic field intensities. This modern technology ensures that the device delivers precise results even under demanding conditions as a magnetometer, tesla meter or gaussmeter - in research, development and industrial test procedures. A practical detail: the probe cable, which can be plugged in at both ends, can be easily replaced if damaged. This sophisticated design ensures reliability - even in demanding industrial applications. We offer a calibration standard (reference magnet) for standardized and reliable measurement results. This allows you to check the accuracy of your Gauss Meter / Tesla Meter at any time - a must for anyone who uses precise magnetic measuring methods.