How to measure electricity

[Guest guest]

Is there a meter or an obligation from Utilities

companies to measure the electricity in a home?

Totally ignorant about this. Not sure, if its coming from

the meter (not a smart meter) or home applicances.

It from appliances, which gadget should I look for to measure,

and also, what is considered " safe " ...

Many thanks

[Guest guest]

> Is there a meter or an obligation from Utilities

> companies to measure the electricity in a home?

>

> Totally ignorant about this. Not sure, if its coming from

> the meter (not a smart meter) or home applicances.

>

> It from appliances, which gadget should I look for to measure,

> and also, what is considered " safe " ...

>

Assuming you want to measure magnetic field, sometimes a utility will do

this for free. They are not required to do so.

You can easily do it yourself. You will need a gaussmeter. You will get

magnetic fields wherever current is flowing.

The " safe " level is not known, and probably varies from person to person.

We recommend 2.5 mG limit for prolonged exposure.

Emil DeToffol

Less EMF Inc.

[Guest guest]

Emil wrote:

" Assuming you want to measure magnetic field, sometimes a utility will do

this for free. They are not required to do so.

You can easily do it yourself. You will need a gaussmeter. You will get

magnetic fields wherever current is flowing.

The " safe " level is not known, and probably varies from person to person.

We recommend 2.5 mG limit for prolonged exposure. "

However, ES symptoms are caused by frequency, not by field strength. Some

frequencies are actually more biologically active at very low field strengths.

A Gauss meter will only tell you the strength of 50 and 60 Hertz magnetic

fields. It will not meter the frequencies that cause ES symptoms.

Shivani Arjuna

www.LifeEnergies.com