Wave detectors (ESI22, ESI23, ESI24, Cemprotec31, Cemprotec34)
Electrosmog detectors Cemprotec31, Cemprotec32, Cemprotec33 and Cemprotec34
Cemprotec 31, Cemprotec32, Cemprotec 33, Cemprotec 34 electromagnetic wave detectors
Cemprotec electromagnetic wave and field detectors allow you to measure your own level of exposure to low and high frequency electromagnetic waves (electromsog).
Comparison of low and high frequency electromagnetic wave detectors from EPE Conseil (Electrosmog detectors):
- high frequency electrosmog detector Cemprotec31
- low frequency electromagnetic wave detector Cemprotec32
- versatile wave detectors (low and high frequencies electrosmog): Cemprotec33 and Cemprotec34.
Low frequency electromagnetic waves come from electric current (high voltage electric lines, electric transformers, electric devices, electric boards and meters,...).
High frequency electromagnetic waves are linked to WiFi, Bluetooth, mobile telephony (3G, 4G, 5G), radio and television broadcasting,...


The "EMF meters" category includes everything you need to measure electromagnetic waves. This allows you to perform a precise, comprehensive assessment of both low- and high-frequency electromagnetic fields. In this category, you will find: top-rated Cemprotec electrosmog detectors; user-friendly Tenmars and TES electrosmog meters; high-quality EMF meters from Safe Living Technologies (such as the Safe and Sound Pro2); highly sensitive EMF meters and field strength detectors from the German brand Gigahertz Solutions; "dirty electricity" meters (Line EMI Meter); and more.
Additionally, the "EMF protection" category offers a selection of the best products to effectively shield yourself from low- and high-frequency electromagnetic fields and from electrosmog. This category includes items such as: PLC filters for dirty electricity; EMF-shielding fabrics from YShield and Swiss Shield; EMF-shielding paints; Biologa EMF-shielding clothing; shielded power strips from Danell; grounding cables; and more.
Low-frequency electromagnetic waves originate from electrical sources (high-voltage power lines, transformers, electrical appliances, electrical panels and meters, household wiring, etc.).
High-frequency electromagnetic waves are associated with sources such as WiFi and Bluetooth networks, mobile telephony (3G, 4G, and 5G cell towers), FM and digital radio (DAB+), digital terrestrial television (DTT), DECT cordless phones, microwave ovens, etc.





