🔔 EVIDENCE BELL
Field sensor-controlled table bell
Description
The Evidence Bell combines a classic table bell with modern sensor technology.
A three-axis magnetic field sensor continuously monitors the environment. If the tolerance set on the rotary control is exceeded, a solenoid triggers a clear bell chime.
After each alarm, the device automatically recalibrates itself to the current conditions.
operation
1) Set up and switch on – the bell briefly detects the surrounding area.
2) Adjust the rotary knob – left = less sensitive, right = fully sensitive.
Tip: Start in the middle position and slowly turn to the right until the desired reaction range is reached.
3) Operation – if a deviation is detected, the bell rings once; then a short recovery phase, then ready again.
4) Changed location? Briefly switch off and on again so that the baseline is re-established.
Features
• Magnetic field-controlled bell with acoustic signal
• Automatic calibration at startup and after each alarm
• Sensitivity control with switch
• Robust housing in a table bell design
Technical data
• Power supply: integrated 1300 mAh battery
• Charging: USB-C, approx. 2 hours
• Runtime: up to 12 hours per charge
• Sensor: three-axis magnetic field sensor
• Actuator: push-pull solenoid
• Control: Microcontroller-based
• Dimensions: approx. 13 cm diameter × 12 cm height
• Weight: approx. 450 g
Scope of delivery
• Evidence Bell
• Charger (no cable included)
Notes
• Do not operate directly next to loudspeakers, strong magnets, power supplies or thick power cables.
• Metal surfaces and ferromagnetic objects can affect sensitivity.
• Only operate with the supplied charger.
EVIDENCE BELL
Dear friends of the paranormal!
Most investigators in Europe now own one or more devices from our shop and consistently delight us with positive feedback and success stories! However, we would like to explicitly point out that parapsychology is not a recognized science and that all devices, regardless of their origin, cannot guarantee successful transcommunication and should therefore be considered experimental.




