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Occupational safety - EME Guard
A user friendly and fl exible
instrument
The EME Guard Analysis software defi nes two user
profi les:
Administrator mode, gives additional rights to
confi gure the device to requirements (threshold defi nition).
User mode, enables download and visualization of
measurements recorded in the embedded memory of the
device.
The Administrator can customize the device according to
the thresholds defi ned by his own guidelines.
> Only the Administrator is given right of access to
device confi guration and customize.
STEP 1: Defi ne the reference threshold that will trigger the
visual alarm. The 4 warning lights are activated as soon
as exposure level attains 25%, 50%, 75% and 100% of
the chosen reference threshold.
STEP 2: Defi ne the thresholds that will trigger the audio
and vibrating alarms:
Over a 6 minute mean: the alarm is triggered as soon
as the mean calculated over the preceding 6 minutes
exceeds the predetermined threshold. This 6 minute
calculation is the reference duration which conforms to
the ICNIRP recommendations.
Or:
Instantaneous: as soon as a measurement exceeds the
threshold, the alarms are triggered.
STEP 3: Defi ne the recording period.
STEP
4: Start the device (ON/OFF button) and perform
measurements.
STEP
5: Import the measurements in the form of secure
les using a USB cable and display the results.
High performance probe for accurate
measurements
The EME Guard is equipped with a triaxial probe which
guarantees measurement isotropy. Each device comes
with a calibration report. The performance of this sensor
has been optimized to ensure maximum isotropy.
Isotropy at 1400 MHz
Alarm front view
Isotropy at 2100 MHz
The measurement
les are downloaded
on the PC’s hard disc
as binary fi les,
thus ensuring the
safety of historical
data.
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