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The hall effect gauss meter with probe is built around a sensitive Hall sensor that translates magnetic flux changes into a stable digital output. The measurement system supports both dc gauss meter and ac gauss meter operation for different field types. Signal processing includes peak hold for transient capture, N/S polarity identification for directional indication, and one-key zero calibration for baseline correction. Internal circuit design ensures low drift and consistent response in a magnetic field gauss meter configuration.
Q: How to zero a magnetic gauss meter before use?A: Move the probe away from any magnetic source (at least 1 meter), then press the “ZERO” button. The display will read zero.
Q: Can gauss meter with a probe measure AC magnetic fields?A: Yes, it works as an ac gauss meter and also measures DC fields. The frequency range for AC is 10Hz to 200Hz. The meter auto‑detects, or you can select AC mode.
Q: What is the difference between mT and Gs on this hall effect gauss meter?A: 1mT = 10Gs. Press the unit button to toggle between mT and Gs on the LCD. This applies to both ac gauss meter and dc gauss meter measurements.
Q: What is the battery life of a portable gauss meter?A: Approximately 30-40 hours continuous use with fresh AA batteries. The low battery indicator warns when replacement is needed. It’s a reliable magnetic field gauss meter for field work.