Continuous RF monitoring delivers alerts, historical records and centralised visibility, helping teams identify interference, improve safety, reduce downtime, and support compliance across varied operational environments.
Saelig Company has introduced RadGreen RadSys RF Monitors, a continuous radio-frequency monitoring solution designed to detect RF radiation and provide immediate alerts when defined or regulatory thresholds are exceeded. The RadSys system supports connected and standalone configurations for indoor, outdoor and security-sensitive environments, including military and defence applications.
The monitoring system continuously observes RF levels across a band-selective spectrum from 100 MHz to 40 GHz. Connected models enable centralised monitoring, real-time alerts, data recording and remote configuration across multiple sites, while standalone versions operate independently without a network. Visual and audible warnings provide immediate notification when monitored levels exceed configured limits.
Unlike measurement equipment requiring an operator or periodic calibration, RadGreen RadSys is designed specifically for continuous monitoring. Alert thresholds can be configured through an attached touchscreen on standalone units or remotely on networked versions. This enables ongoing visibility of RF conditions while maintaining historical records for inspections and investigations.
The system is intended for applications including RF design, radar and microwave laboratories, RF product manufacturing and electromagnetic interference/electromagnetic compatibility (EMI/EMC) testing. It can help identify issues such as defective or leaking coaxial cable shielding, damaged connectors, antenna problems, Faraday cage leakage and unintended RF activation.
Key features include 24/7 RF monitoring, easy installation, no routine maintenance, no periodic calibration and no requirement for an operator. These capabilities are designed to provide earlier fault detection, reduce troubleshooting and production interruptions, and support employee safety.
By providing immediate alerts, historical records and centralised multi-site visibility, the solution can also help organisations improve research and manufacturing productivity. Saelig states that the monitoring platform can support faster identification and mitigation of RF/EMI risks while strengthening compliance and employee-safety documentation. Standalone and connected configurations provide flexibility for different operational and security requirements.
