Description
Brickhouse Inn EMF Call Bell: Features and Buying Advice
The US Ghost Adventures Brickhouse Inn EMF call bell pairs a vintage-style desk bell with an embedded electromagnetic field sensor. Its front dial adjusts sensitivity, and the physical bell provides an audible response. The design draws on the front desk bell at Gettysburg’s Brickhouse Inn.
Who this bell suits
Consider this bell if your team wants a stationary audible alert during a documented paranormal investigation. A ring gives the group an event to mark in a recording without everyone watching a display. It can also serve as a conventional call bell. If you need numerical field readings for comparisons, choose an EMF meter with a measurement display instead.
Verified features of the linked bell
- Embedded EMF sensor with an audible bell response.
- Front knob for switching on and adjusting sensitivity.
- Red bell and wooden base, as shown in the product photo.
- The linked Amazon description specifies USB-C charging and says the charging cable is not included.
US Ghost Adventures sells more than one version of the Brickhouse Inn bell. Confirm the seller’s model, finish, charging instructions and package contents before ordering. Battery capacity, runtime, detection range and frequency coverage have not been verified for this linked version; specifications for a newer bell should not be assumed to apply.
Practical setup and recording
- Place the bell on a stable surface and keep a camera view of the device and surrounding area.
- Switch it on with the front dial and adjust sensitivity to establish the room’s baseline response.
- Record the dial setting, nearby electronics and equipment changes. Keep phones and transmitting equipment in consistent positions.
- When it rings, note the time and repeat the setup before interpreting the event. Review the audio alongside video and field notes.
Strengths and limitations
The audible alert and adjustable control make the bell an option for group sessions. The tradeoff is that a ring does not provide a calibrated numerical field reading or identify its cause. An activation does not prove spirit communication or paranormal activity. This bell is not a substitute for electrical safety testing.
Before buying in the United States
Availability check, October 4, 2026: the linked Amazon listing showed this item as currently unavailable when checked. Availability can change; check the retailer for current options. Review the supplied version, charging cable requirements, delivery terms and return policy. HauntGears does not sell or ship this product.
Frequently asked questions
Does it show EMF readings in numbers?
The linked bell uses an audible response rather than a numerical measurement display. Choose a conventional field meter if numerical readings are your priority.
Is a USB-C cable included?
The linked Amazon product description says the cable is not included. Confirm the package contents and charging instructions with the seller.
Does ringing establish a paranormal cause?
No. Treat a ring as an event to document and investigate in context, including nearby electronics, movement and sensitivity settings.
Compare equipment and learn more
Read our Brickhouse Inn Bell buying guide for version considerations, use the EMF meter field guide to plan baseline checks, or compare EMF meters with other alert and display styles.
This is a researched product overview, not a hands-on HauntGears test. Sources: US Ghost Adventures’ bell overview and the linked Amazon product description.
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