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House wiring and electrical appliances

Electric and magnetic fields

  • House wiring and electrical appliances can be responsible for high levels of electromagnetic fields (EMFs) in the home.
  • Research has linked EMFs with health problems and people with Electrical Hypersensitivity (EHS or ES) can become quite ill.
  • You can measure electric and magnetic fields with an EMFields PRO meter, or an ELF meter and night-time exposure (especially) can be reduced using a demand switch.

Microwave fields

  • Microwave fields come from DECT phones, wireless computer and laptop connections, some baby monitors and other sources. These can make people feel very ill.
  • This type of radiation can easily travel through walls and for some distance, so your neighbour's equipment may be affecting you.
  • You can find out what you are exposed to in your home using the COM, A-COM or Electrosmog Detector.

EMF Overview

  • To find out about electric and magnetic fields AND microwaves, we offer the Electrosmog Kit which does both.

Detailed House Wiring Information

  • There is a very detailed article about House Wiring for Low EMFs available to subscribers. If you become a subscriber, you will be able to download this and many more very informative articles and publications.
PRO Meter
EMFields PRO meter
ELF Meter
ELF meter
Demand Switch
Demand Switch
COM Monitor
COM monitor
A-COM Monitor
A-COM monitor
Electrosmog Detector
Electrosmog Detector