SMP3 by WaveControl - EMF Meter with WP10M and WPF60 Probes
SMP3 by WaveControl - EMF Meter with WP10M and WPF60 Probes
The Wavecontrol SMP3 configured with WP10M and WPF60 probes provides electromagnetic field measurement from 1 Hz to 60 GHz. It measures low-frequency electric and magnetic fields (1 Hz–10 MHz) and RF electric fields (1 MHz–60 GHz) with true RMS detection, dual-band FFT analysis, and ISO 17025 calibration.
Used to measure power-frequency EMF, VLF/LF radio emissions, and RF exposure across power utilities, railway systems, industrial manufacturing, telecommunications, and research applications. This extended-frequency kit enables comprehensive ELF through 5G assessments in a single rental.
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Daily
$140.00
Weekly
$490.00
Monthly
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What is the WaveControl SMP3 used for?
It measures AC magnetic fields and ELF electric fields for occupational EMF exposure assessment. It's used in surveys of industrial environments with transformers, motors, power lines, and other equipment generating power-frequency and low-frequency electromagnetic fields.
What does each probe measure?
The WP10M probe measures AC magnetic fields across a wide frequency range up to 10 MHz. The WPF60 probe measures ELF electric fields at power-frequency (50/60 Hz). Together they cover the field types relevant to power-frequency and low-frequency occupational EMF surveys.
SMP3 vs. SMP2 or SMP DC Kit — when do I use which?
SMP3 is configured for AC power-frequency magnetic and ELF electric field surveys. SMP DC Kit targets static (DC) and very low frequency fields (MRI, rail). SMP2 supports broader frequency ranges and additional probe configurations. Choose based on your source type and measurement frequency range.
What EMF standards does the SMP3 support?
ICNIRP guidelines, EU Directive 2013/35/EU, and national workplace EMF standards. Confirm which standard and frequency band apply to your application.
What should I confirm before deploying?
The type of EMF source you're assessing, the relevant frequency range, and the applicable compliance standard for your industry and jurisdiction.
What does it cost to rent the WaveControl SMP3?
Contact RAECO Rents for current daily and weekly rates. For power-frequency EMF surveys covering multiple work areas or equipment types, contact us with your site scope for a project quote.
Exposure Hazards This Equipment Detects
Electromagnetic Fields (EMF)
CAS:
N/A
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Updated on March 09, 2026
PEL TWA
N/A
REL TWA
N/A
TLV TWA
N/A
Radio Frequency Radiation (RF)
CAS:
N/A
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Updated on March 09, 2026
PEL TWA
N/A
REL TWA
N/A
TLV TWA
N/A
Features & Capabilities
| Calibration Certificate Available: | ✓ Yes |
| Datalogging: | ✓ Yes |
| Monitoring Scope: | Area Monitoring |
Equipment Specifications
| Component Role: | Base meter — supplied with the WP10M and WPF60 probes. Automatic probe recognition; fit one probe at a time |
| Sensor-Dependent Specifications: | Measured field types, frequency coverage and measurement ranges are determined entirely by the probe fitted. See the probe specifications below. |
| Detection Method / Sensor Type: | Dual-mode EMF meter — low-frequency and high-frequency measurement in one device, with simultaneous electric and magnetic field measurement and dual-band FFT analysis |
| Measured Parameters: | Electric field (E), Magnetic field (H) |
| Frequency Range: | 1 Hz to 60 GHz across the supplied probe set |
| Sampling Modes: | Real-time time-domain and FFT-based spectrum analysis with digital processing. RMS and peak displays, plus average, max, min and time-series graphing |
| Additional Features: | Built-in Weighted Peak Method (WPM) for automatic real-time comparison against exposure limits. Extended-frequency configuration reaching 10 MHz on the low-frequency probe, enabling ELF through 5G assessment in a single rental |
| Calibration Standard: | ISO 17025 accredited, with automatic probe recognition |
| Compliance Standards: | ICNIRP, EU Directive 2013/35/EU, IEEE, BGV B11 |
| Intended Use: | Power-frequency EMF, VLF/LF radio emissions and RF exposure assessment across power utilities, railway systems, industrial manufacturing, telecommunications and research applications |
Interchangeable Module Specifications
Key specifications are determined by which of the 2 modules below is fitted. Select one when configuring your rental. Expand any module to view its specifications.
WP10M Field Probe
Isotropic patented coil (100 cm² effective area) with dipole arrangement; true RMS with digital real-time peak detection on both E and H
Range
Electric field: 2 V/m to 100 kV/m up to 80 kHz, 2 V/m to 47 kV/m from 80 kHz to 10 MHz. Magnetic field: 100 nT to 47 mT at 50 Hz, 100 nT to 4.7 mT from 500 Hz to 10 MHz
Resolution
Electric field: <0.4 mV/m above 8 Hz. Magnetic field: <0.1 nT at 50 Hz, <0.05 nT above 100 Hz
Accuracy
Typical uncertainty: E-field 0.67 dB, H-field 0.60 dB. Isotropy: E-field ±5%, H-field ±4%
Frequency Range
Full band: 1 Hz to 10 MHz. Low band: 1 Hz to 400 kHz
WPF60 FIELD PROBE
Isotropic, true RMS diode technology
Range
1 to 1,000 V/m (CW); 1 to 55 V/m (RMS)
Resolution
Sensitivity 1 V/m
Accuracy
Frequency response ±2 dB (2 MHz-17 GHz), ±3 dB (17-40 GHz), ±6 dB (40-60 GHz). Isotropic deviation ±1.1 dB below 12 GHz, ±2.2 dB typical 12-60 GHz
Frequency Range
1 MHz to 60 GHz
Kit Contents
Manufacturer Resources
Documents
User manuals, safety guides, and technical documentation from the manufacturer:
- SMP WPF60 Probe Spec Sheet PDF
- SMP3 Quick Start Guide PDF
- WP10M Probe Spec Sheet PDF
- SMP3 User Manual PDF
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