Summary
Describes an iOS measurement app that requires an external telecoil receiver, with calibration steps and stated frequency-response and gain-stability specifications.
Key findings
- The page states that the app runs on iOS 15 or later and supports the R2 through official Apple Lightning-to-3.5 mm and USB-C-to-3.5 mm adapters.
- The page specifies response within ±0.25 dB from 50 Hz to 8 kHz, gain stability better than ±0.25 dB, and RMS detection with a 125 ms integration time supplied by the host device and app. It states a 400 mA/m field-strength reference.
- The linked User Guide UP18304-07, page 6, says an R2 receiver containing a telecoil is required for any measurements, and instructs users to calibrate the receiver against the iOS device settings. Page 8 allows reviewing calibration results and recalibrating regularly or after changing the receiver.
- The guide, pages 6-7, distinguishes simple meter operation without an account from saved data, audio recordings and guided tests requiring an account. Meter functions cover field strength, frequency response and A-weighted magnetic background noise.
- The product page describes its combined app and receiver as the most accurate dedicated field-strength meter available, but supplies no comparative test results supporting that ranking.
Limits
Manufacturer claims; no independent comparison or full end-to-end measurement uncertainty is reported. Frequency-response flatness and gain stability do not establish total absolute field-strength accuracy. Also read the linked 35-page guide at https://www.ampetronic.com/wp-content/uploads/UP18304-07-R2_loopworks-measure-user_manual.pdf; its cover gives copyright 2015-2026 without a publication date. Hardware and platform claims describe the page read on 13 October 2026.
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www.ampetronic.com/products/loopworks-measure-receiver-field-strength-meter-r2
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Ampetronic. Loopworks Measure R2 field strength meter. n.d. https://www.ampetronic.com/products/loopworks-measure-receiver-field-strength-meter-r2/ (accessed 13 October 2026).
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