WPH-DC Isotropic Probe
WPH-DC Isotropic Probe
The Wavecontrol WPH-DC triaxial Hall sensor probe measures static and time-variable magnetic fields from DC to 40 kHz with true RMS capability. It provides 10 µT to 10 T measurement range with >120 dB dynamic range, overload protection to 20 T, and FFT spectrum analysis.
Used to measure static magnetic flux density, ELF (extremely low frequency) magnetic fields, and time-varying low-frequency fields, this probe is commonly applied in electric vehicle and battery manufacturing, DC-powered railway environments, MRI fringe field mapping, permanent magnet facilities, industrial electrolysis, and occupational exposure assessments near DC generators and high-current systems.
About This Product
The Wavecontrol WPH-DC triaxial Hall sensor probe measures static and time-variable magnetic fields from DC to 40 kHz with true RMS capability. It provides 10 µT to 10 T measurement range with >120 dB dynamic range, overload protection to 20 T, and FFT spectrum analysis.
Used to measure static magnetic flux density, ELF (extremely low frequency) magnetic fields, and time-varying low-frequency fields, this probe is commonly applied in electric vehicle and battery manufacturing, DC-powered railway environments, MRI fringe field mapping, permanent magnet facilities, industrial electrolysis, and occupational exposure assessments near DC generators and high-current systems.
Exposure Hazards This Equipment Detects
Radio Frequency Radiation (RF)
Electromagnetic Fields (EMF)
Features & Capabilities
| Calibration Certificate Available: | ✓ Yes |
| Datalogging: | ✓ Yes |
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