Description
FieldSENSE60 Personal Radiation Monitor
The FieldSENSE60 Personal Radiation Monitor works to monitor workers’ exposure to EMF specifically designed for RF workers. Whether you are working in the near field of a transmission system or in the far field of a 5G system, it can correctly assess your exposure and raise warning signal sounds when levels approach and exceed occupational limits. It also has a unique harness attachment mechanism to ensure it doesn’t fall off but is still within hearing range of the buzzer in the event of a warning signal.
Key Features and Benefits
- 5G Ready
- Frequency Range 50MHz – 60GHz
- Assesses Multi-Frequency and Multi-Source conditions
- Improved Buzzer
- LEDs visible in direct sunlight
- Data Logging and Voice recorder
- Redesigned one-handed operation harness strap
FieldSENSE60 is designed for tower climbers in mind, with a fall-detect alarm system and improved one-handed operation. It also features data logging and voice recording for hands-free note-taking. The quick and easy harness attachment mechanism has been completely redesigned to include a coiled lanyard system. The lanyard system facilitates the smooth handling of the device during operations while still remaining visible and audible. The device furthermore has a fall detection system that triggers an alarm in the event of the climber falling or getting knocked unconscious so avoiding the risks of suspension trauma.
One major improvement is the upgraded frequency range which now includes coverage from broadcast FM to millimeter-wave 5G systems of up to 60 GHz. The FieldSENSE60’s architecture is specifically designed to ensure safety from RF exposure whether in the near field of the antenna such as around FM broadcast systems or the far-field around higher-frequency systems right up to 5G and beyond.
This personal radiation monitor automatically logs all data, which means from the moment it is switched on, it logs data every second. The device has a voice-note option in the event that a climber is on-site and needs to record a voice note. It only requires a simple and quick double-tap to switch to audio mode. The voice notes can be downloaded together with the data logs using a USB connection.
