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We detect what you suspect.

Author: Martine Davis

NEW! Small but accurate RF meter lets you discreetly measure microwave radiation anywhere you go!

Check your house for hot spots, detect cell towers, wireless routers, bluetooth devices, smart meter emissions, baby monitors, airport radar, microwave oven leakage and more!

This is a very exciting product designed and engineered in Canada by the Engineers of Safe Living Technologies. Circuit boards made in Silicon Valley USA. The “Safe and Sound RF Detector” (200 MHz – 8 GHz) is very impressive for the price, a great value!

It uses all of the latest detection technology and provides a quick and simple assessment of the Radio Frequencies present in your environment and requires no technical experience.  The Safe and Sound also has a sound signature analysis mode which helps identify which RF Sources you are being exposed to.

It is the most accurate detector in its price range ($159), has been lab tested and has a true linear response in the entire frequency range (especially above 3 GHz) which sets it apart from all other meters. Its measurements levels are in accordance with Building Biology Guidelines SBM-2015 and backed with a 2 year Warranty.

Nowadays with smart meters, cell phone towers, wiress routers and wireless gadgets everywhere, it’s hard to keep  track of how much exposure you’re getting. Great to check your house for hot spots, to relocate strong emitting appliances, when traveling for checking out guest rooms, hotel rooms, airplane seating, restaurants, and even campsites as more and more sites now have wi-fi and cell phone towers!

Quickly determine RF present in your environment within 200 MHz and 8 GHz. Some of the more common sources the meter can detect:

  • Cell towers
  • Cell phone emissions
  • Cordless home phones
  • Wireless routers (both 2.4 and 5 GHz)
  • Bluetooth devices
  • Smart meter emissions
  • Baby monitors
  • Airport radar
  • Microwave oven leakage detection

To order the SAFE & SOUND PREMIUM RF METER call 608.241.9883 or 1.800.692.4783.

If we are busy with another client, leave your contact info and shipping address and we will call you back for your payment info. This small pocket size meter is accurate and gives the same information and readings as meters more than twice the price!!

How to minimize entry of pollutants into the home

Favor smooth-surfaced furniture (faux-leather, microfiber) over cloth upholstery, hard surfaced flooring over carpeting, metal or wood window treatments over draperies. Reducing clutter is essential to keeping dust down.

Vegan chair
Faux-leather Chair
Faux-leather white sofa

Check for leaky clothes dryer vents.

Implement a no-shoe-policy to reduce bringing outdoor pollutants.

Showering in the evening will reduce dust particles deposited from hair onto pillows, linens and into the bedroom.

For people who work outdoors and/or in polluted environments i.e. farmers, gardeners, carpet cleaners, mechanics, pest control applicators, construction workers and people who work in basements often like plumbers, heating & cooling contractors, pest control applicators etc., removing work clothes immediately upon returning home is essential to prevent “shedding” mold fragments, road dust, mouse and cat allergens, pesticides, etc. from clothing and hair. Use tacky mats and have shoe covers available when workers are going in and out of the house.

Most importantly, never let your cleaning service use its own vacuum cleaner in your home. The majority of vacuums leak very fine particles into the air, adding pollutants in your home from warehouses with rodents, office buildings with pesticide applications, and homes with mold and dander. If dust is going to be leaked in your home from a vacuum, it should be your dust, better yet, buy a non-leaky vacuum like Miele or Sebo.