LATNEX aims at people worried about household radiation rather than at ghost hunters, and the AF-3500 shows it. One handheld unit reads the electric field, the magnetic field and radio frequency, with a sound alarm that goes off when a set level is passed. Readings hold on screen with one button, and the meter ships with a calibration certificate, which is more than most detectors in this price range offer.
Teams buy it as a middle option: more information than a five light detector, less money than a professional survey meter. It works well for the walk round before a session, marking out fuse boxes, routers and dimmer switches. The build is light, the housing feels like consumer plastic, and the RF section is basic next to dedicated analysers. The manual is short, so some settings are learned by trial.
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