Silent, invisible and odourless, electromagnetic radiation is everywhere in our surroundings.
It's precisely because they escape our senses that they also, too often, escape any measurement. EMesura gives them a clear, usable, numerical value.
Because what you can't see still exists, and the only way to talk about it seriously is to measure it, not assume it. And because every situation, every audience, deserves a tailored answer.
In a single generation, the number of electromagnetic emission sources in a home or office has multiplied: Wi-Fi, mobile phones, connected devices, smart meters, LED lighting, electric vehicles. Each of these sources is covered by standards; their combined effect, however, is rarely measured in practice.
This isn't a judgement on these technologies, it's an observation: the actual exposure in a living space can't be inferred from the list of devices in it. It has to be measured.
Regulatory limits (ICNIRP) set binding thresholds. Alongside them, precautionary scales such as SBM-2024 offer stricter benchmarks, in line with the ALARA principle ("as low as reasonably achievable"), historically developed for ionising radiation and applied here as a precaution.
These two approaches coexist and follow different logics. A serious audit doesn't pick one over the other: it places your results against both, explaining what each one means.
It's precisely because they escape our senses that they also, too often, escape any measurement. EMesura gives them a clear, usable, numerical value.
Measuring it yourself with a consumer device gives a first indication. A professional audit offers something more.
Professional instruments cover a wider frequency range and offer a precision that consumer detectors simply don't.
A number on its own says nothing without context: source, frequency, distance, exposure time. That interpretation is where the value lies.
EMesura never sells a solution before measuring. Diagnosis always comes before recommendation, never the other way round.
The same measurement protocol applies to everyone, but how we talk about it, and what the report prioritises, changes with your situation. Click a profile to find out more.
Because an electromagnetic audit deserves the same rigour as a technical building survey: professional equipment, a documented method, and a report you can re-read and understand, alone or with a third party (doctor, insurer, agency).
EMesura promises neither treatment nor cure, and never resorts to alarmism. Our role stops at what can be measured, explained and documented.
15 minutes is enough to find out whether an audit fits your situation.