Shielding Effectiveness (SE) Monitoring System

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Ensure a continuous measurement of your Faraday cage with our advanced Shielding Effectiveness Monitoring System. This system is designed to measure your farayday cage shielding effectiveness every 60 seconds in a frequency range between 700 MHz – 1.9 GHz. It will detect a threshold of ≥ 100 dB shielding attenuation. When the measurement is off i twill immediate alert you in case of performance degradation.

The system is designed for high-security environments and has a transmission power of 100 mW ERP. The casing has a size of 300 x 300 x 200 mm and connections are needed on both inside and outside of your faraday cage.


Technical specifications
  • Monitoring Frequency Range: 700 MHz – 1.9 GHz
  • Check Interval: Every 60 seconds
  • Transmission Power: 100 mW ERP
  • Detection Threshold: ≥ 100 dB shielding attenuation
  • Enclosure Dimensions: Approx. 300 × 300 × 200 mm
Installation Requirements
  • Power Supply:  230 V / 50 Hz required
  • Connections needed both inside and outside the faraday cage
Features
  • Continuous Monitoring
    Performs a full shielding effectiveness check every minute, ensuring constant system reliability.
  • Wide Frequency Range
    Operates across 700 MHz to 1.9 GHz, covering critical communication bands.
  • High Sensitivity Detection
    Capable of detecting shielding performance from 100 dB attenuation and below.
  • Internal Transmission Source
    The transmitter is installed inside the shielded environment, ensuring accurate and representative measurements.
  • Calibrated Accuracy
    System performance is verified after installation using an Intriple TEMPEST measurement setup, guaranteeing precise and reliable results.
  • Alarm & Integration Capabilities
    • Integrated 100 dB(A) siren for immediate local alerts
    • Potential-free contact output for seamless integration with building management systems (BMS)
  • Controlled Emission Power
    Operates at 100 mW ERP, ensuring effective testing without interference risks.
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