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EMI Alarm for Pacemaker Wearers
Pacemakers and implantable defibrillators are vulnerable to electromagnetic interference (EMI). Manufacturers of these devices have set EMF exposure limits, but how is the user to know if his work or home environment is safe?
Recommendations for protection against electromagnetic interference risk caused by pacemakers and implantable defibrillators in hospitals
Medtronic: Electromagnetic Interference: Quick Look-up Tables for Defibrillators
Guidant: Sources of Electromagnetic Interference for Pacemakers, ICDs, and Heart Failure Devices
No adjustments needed, no complicated interpretations to make. If you hear the alarm, you are getting too close! LEDs will indicate the type of hazard (electric, magnetic, or RF). Convenient size fits in pocket or purse. Or it can be worn as a necklace or on belt clip. Gets about 20 hours on standard 9V alkaline battery, 9 hours with rechargeable. Low battery indicator. One year warranty. Annual re-calibration available.
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PaceAlert is the first and only meter/alarm designed specifically with pacemaker safety in mind. Simply turn the unit on and it will warn with LED lights and audible alarm if it encounters EMI near the limits for proper and safe operation of implanted devices. PaceAlert monitors AC magnetic fields, AC electric fields, and radiofrequencies simultaneously. Common sources of strong fields include microwave ovens, power tools, hair dryers, vacuum cleaners, electric ranges and toaster ovens, airport security, electric circuit boxes, welding equipment, even cell phones!
