The Electric Field attribute focuses on how a meter measures low-frequency electric fields and how shielding materials respond.
Measurement range defines the weakest and strongest electric fields the device can detect, ensuring accurate results in both low-exposure and high-exposure environments.
Sensor type (flat plate or integrated probe) determines how fields are picked up, whether directional or ambient.
Resolution specifies the smallest increment measurable, which can be critical for identifying small but important variations.
Electrical resistance values are relevant for shielding fabrics and paints, as lower resistance often correlates with stronger attenuation of electric fields.
Clear electric field specifications allow customers to select the right meter or material for their needs, from professional diagnostics to everyday protection at home.
