X-Ray Scanner Warning Tips

Charge with a standard USB-C charger (5V output, 500mA or higher) — any modern phone charger works.
Avoid damaged, uncertified, or modified chargers to keep the battery healthy.

Make sure both the scanner and the wall area are dry — wipe off any moisture with a cloth first.
Keep the unit away from water and direct sunlight.
Moved it between hot and cold environments (car → house in winter)? Give it a few minutes to reach room temperature before scanning.

Running microwaves or other devices that emit strong signals nearby can throw off readings — pause them while you scan.
Some materials naturally affect accuracy: strong magnetic/electromagnetic fields, damp walls, metal-rich building materials, foil-backed insulation, conductive wallpaper, carpets, or certain tiles. If readings seem off, try a different sensitivity level.

Take off rings, watches, and metal jewelry from your scanning hand — metal near the sensor can cause false readings.
Glide the scanner evenly across the wall with steady pressure. Don't lift it mid-scan or press harder/softer as you go.
Keep the scanner in full contact with the wall the entire time.
Keep your fingers (and your other hand) off the wall area being scanned — your body conducts too.
Slow and steady wins: the slower you scan, the more accurate the reading.

💡 Pro tip: 90% of "inaccurate" readings come from scanning too fast or wearing a metal watch. Fix those two and you're golden.

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