A laboratory style gaussmeter that found a second life on investigations. Three axis measurement from about 30 Hz to 2000 Hz covers mains harmonics as well as the fundamental, with switchable ranges up to 2000 milligauss and automatic range selection. The D version records to an SD card, so readings can be pulled into a spreadsheet afterwards instead of being scribbled on a clipboard. A large display shows the individual axes and the resultant value.
It suits people who care what the number actually means: baselines, before and after comparisons, cases where a claim needs numbers rather than an LED show. There is no tone that rises dramatically, no red backlight, no temperature channel. Teams looking for theatre will find it dull, and the wide frequency window makes it sensitive to switching power supplies throughout a building.
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