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Automated workplace for measuring noise, vibration, processing results and registration of protocols. It is equipped with a laptop with a pre-installed set of programs.

A set for measuring the levels of electrostatic and magnetic fields, the concentration of light negative and positive aeroions.

Designed to measure electrical quantities (DC voltage and strength, AC voltage and strength, DC electrical resistance) during demonstration work in physics. The device performs the function of a demonstration multimeter. Technical specifications: Measurement of DC voltage from 0 to 100 V measurement error, not more than 1.0 % Measurement of AC voltage from 0 to 60 V measurement error, not more than 1.0% measurement of DC power from 0.01 to 200 measurement error, not more than 1.0 % Measurement of AC power from 0.01 to 200 mA measurement error, not more than 1.0 % Measurement of DC resistance from 1 ohm to 2 mOhm measurement error, no more than 1.0% power supply from the USB port of the computer power consumption, no more than 0.6 V × A weight, no more than 0.3 kg overall dimensions 172x25x77 mm

The indicator of electromagnetic fields of industrial frequency VE-50I is designed to measure the effective values of magnetic field induction (elliptically polarized) and electric field strength of industrial frequency 50 Hz. It is used to control the electromagnetic safety of industrial electrical installations during a comprehensive sanitary and hygienic inspection of residential and industrial premises and workplaces

Purpose: The device is designed to monitor compliance with the maximum permissible levels of high-frequency radiation (alternating electric field strength, alternating magnetic field strength and electromagnetic field energy flux density) at the workplaces of personnel servicing electrical and radio engineering installations and systems emitting an electromagnetic field, in accordance with GOST 12.1.006, GN 2.1.8./2.2.4.019 and San-PiN 2.2.4/2.1.8.055.

It will help relay protection and automation services, the chief power engineer of industrial enterprises and a wide range of specialists engaged in setting up, monitoring, diagnostics and operation of electrical installations to solve the following tasks: − record emergency waveforms on 4 current channels and 4 voltage channels, with data stored in COMTRADE format - take daily load schedules and carry out long−term monitoring of the parameters of the power grid (recorder) - to monitor the conduct of switching in switchgear − identify the causes of the emergency mode − to evaluate the correctness of the operation of the RSiA and PA devices − determine the harmonic composition of current and voltage (up to and including the 14th harmonic) − control phase alternation − remove the voltage characteristics − measure the phase shift angle and perform the construction of vector diagrams of voltage and current − control the circuits in the SHPT − check the integrity of electrical conductors (ringing) − carry out maintenance of relay protection circuits and power circuits of electrical installations − monitor the status and diagnostics of DC circuits

The companies NTM-Zashchita LLC (Moscow) and Avtospectr-NN (Nizhny Novgorod) have implemented a joint project "Mobile Laboratory for Physical Factors Control", which is a mobile complex equipped with the most modern equipment of well-known Russian and foreign manufacturers, designed to effectively solve the problems of sanitary and hygienic control and labor protection, certification of workplaces and monitoring of the production environment.

Appointment. Scope of application · continuous monitoring of the 220 V network · identification of problems with power supply in a single apartment, company or HOA · conducting inspections and finding out the source of deterioration in the quality of electricity in apartment buildings, in HOA, in business centers · formation of an expert base when resolving (in court or pre-trial) conflicts between energy marketing organizations and consumers - individuals · justification of the reasons for the failure of expensive household appliances from consumers

The spectrum analyzer is capable of working both independently and as part of automated measuring systems with USB and ETHERNET interfaces. Technical specifications Frequency range from 9 kHz to 20 GHz The basic error of frequency measurement is ± (3-10'7hG + 0.2 Hz) Viewing bands 0; 10 Hz - 20 GHz Bandwidth minus 3 dB from 1 Hz to 8 MHz Self-noise level from minus 156 to 145 dB MW/Hz The basic level measurement error is ± (1.2-1.8) dB The relative level of interference caused by intermodulation distortions of the 3rd order from minus 50 to 65 dB The relative level of interference caused by combination distortions from minus 60 to 80 dB Amplitude scales linear, quadratic, logarithmic (0.1- 20) dB/div The frequency range of the tracking generator is from 1 MHz to 8 GHz Operating temperature range from 5 to 40 °C AC power supply 220 V, 50 Hz Power consumption, no more than 85 VA Overall dimensions, mm 420x213x172 Weight, not more than 8 kg

Meets the requirements of the US and German standards. The energy flux density meter (PPE) of the electromagnetic field PZ-ZZM is designed to measure the PPE in continuous generation mode in the frequency range from 0.3 to 18 GHz when monitoring the levels of the electromagnetic field for compliance with the requirements of electromagnetic safety standards. The meter is used to measure the levels of microwave radiation in residential and working premises in the presence of electrical equipment for power, household, switching and information purposes, as well as during a comprehensive sanitary and hygienic survey of territories. The meter is allowed to be used for work in the field. The meter consists of an antenna-converter of the electromagnetic field energy flux density into a constant voltage and a measuring and display unit that performs analog-to-digital conversion, digital signal processing and output of measurement results to a liquid crystal display screen, as well as to a personal computer. The antenna of the meter has three dipole-detector microassemblies that form a mutually orthogonal structure. The resulting PPE value is defined as the vector sum of the PPE measured by each dipole microassembly