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House Wiring and
Home EMF Radiation Part 2
Life Bluetube Headset
Cell Phone Radiation Protection
Mobile Phone Radiation Protection
Trifield Electromagnetic Field Meter
Ring Wiring
In some countries (but not all) it is legal to connect a
series of electrical sockets in a wired "ring". A connection
is made at two points of the ring (the "ends"), to the same
power source.
The live and neutral wires each have separate rings, and
both wiring rings follow the same physical route. But live
current can take the path to a socket from one end of the
ring, while neutral current could return from the socket to
the other end.
This creates the conditions for an extensive magnetic field.
The alternative to ring wiring is to use a branched or
radial wiring circuit. In a radial circuit the live and
neutral current to each socket can take only one path.
Wiring "rings" can generally be converted to radial circuits
without large expense, but this is a job for a qualified
electrician.
Home EMF can be surprisingly extensive and strong.
In my kitchen, lighting is by several down-lights. it has
been badly wired and creates a magnetic field of about 10
milligauss at head height, in most of the room. We don't use
those lights until I get it fixed!
Another practice to be avoided is that of connecting an
earth wire for the electrical system to the metal water
pipes in the building. This would not normally cause a
problem if no current was flowing through to earth, but if
there is a fault in the system a large EMF can be created
between the water pipes and electric wires in the building.
If you find one, do not just disconnect an earth wire from
the pipes. It's doing a vital job. Call an electrician to
make proper earthing arrangements, needed for your safety.
Checking for home EMF
Unless you have total confidence in your wireman, it's
difficult to know for sure whether or not your house has
been properly wired. If you have any reason to doubt it,
obtain a suitable EMF meter (also known as a gauss meter) to
measure the magnetic component of the field. An electric
field meter can measure the electric field strength
(50/60Hz).
When correcting faults, it's best to work with an
electrician who is familiar with the EMF consequences of
different wiring configurations.
Although we have been speaking of house wiring radiation or
home emf, the same problems arise in all wired buildings,
including schools and workplaces.
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House Wiring and Home EMF Radiation
Part 1
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