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Loni Rosser

EMF Wire Testing Tool

Is this something that should be done? Loni

I just wanted to let some of you know that high home EMF signals can be caused by a mis-wired electrical system or outlet. Here is an inexpensive way to test each outlet's wiring yourself. Go to Lowes or Home Depot or click here (http://www.amazon.com/Ideal-61-500-3-wire-Receptacle-circuits/dp/B000NBDTN6) and buy one of these testers. It will tell you if any outlet has an open ground, open neutral, a hot ground wire reverse wired, a hot neutral reversed wired or is correct. When you get it, test every outlet. I suspect that the outlet that your landlady is using to plug in her computer may be miswired or not grounded. That would definitely shoot up the EMF signals.

Now, you could still get high EMF signals from other problems but at least you'll know that your home wiring is correct. Good luck!

Zlad

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Marc Martin

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> Is this something that should be done? Loni

Uhh, well I'll put it this way -- I did this before I moved into
my current house, and found several mis-wired outlets, and had
them all fixed before I ever moved in. :-)

Marc

Loni Rosser

Re: EMF Wire Testing Tool

Ok that's what I thought! Loni

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From: Marc Martin <[hidden email]>
Subject: Re: [eSens] EMF Wire Testing Tool
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Date: Friday, January 7, 2011, 12:27 PM

> Is this something that should be done? Loni

Uhh, well I'll put it this way -- I did this before I moved into
my current house, and found several mis-wired outlets, and had
them all fixed before I ever moved in. :-)

Marc

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BiBrun

Re: EMF Wire Testing Tool

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You want the outlets wired right. In my experience they usually are.
Ganged neutrals are a more common mistake and this device won't detect
those.

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> > Is this something that should be done? Loni
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> Uhh, well I'll put it this way -- I did this before I moved into
> my current house, and found several mis-wired outlets, and had
> them all fixed before I ever moved in. :-)
>
> Marc
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Loni Rosser

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When I had a Home Biologist test my house he said the emf was fairly low so I probably am ok there correct? Loni

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From: Bill Bruno <[hidden email]>
Subject: Re: [eSens] EMF Wire Testing Tool
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Date: Friday, January 7, 2011, 1:36 PM

You want the outlets wired right. In my experience they usually are.
Ganged neutrals are a more common mistake and this device won't detect
those.

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steve

Re: EMF Wire Testing Tool

In reply to this post by Loni Rosser

Sounds like a great idea and inexpensive. I saw other models listed on the amazon page, is the one you mentioned the best one to get?
Steve

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> I just wanted to let some of you know that high home EMF signals can be caused by a mis-wired electrical system or outlet. Here is an inexpensive way to test each outlet's wiring yourself. Go to Lowes or Home Depot or click here (http://www.amazon.com/Ideal-61-500-3-wire-Receptacle-circuits/dp/B000NBDTN6) and buy one of these testers. It will tell you if any outlet has an open ground, open neutral, a hot ground wire reverse wired, a hot neutral reversed wired or is correct. When you get it, test every outlet. I suspect that the outlet that your landlady is using to plug in her computer may be miswired or not grounded. That would definitely shoot up the EMF signals.
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steve

Re: EMF Wire Testing Tool

In reply to this post by BiBrun

ganged neutral? What device would test for that?

--- In [hidden email], Bill Bruno <wbruno@...> wrote:

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> You want the outlets wired right. In my experience they usually are.
> Ganged neutrals are a more common mistake and this device won't detect
> those.
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> On Fri, Jan 7, 2011 at 12:27 PM, Marc Martin <marc@...> wrote:
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> > > Is this something that should be done? Loni
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> > Uhh, well I'll put it this way -- I did this before I moved into
> > my current house, and found several mis-wired outlets, and had
> > them all fixed before I ever moved in. :-)
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> > Marc
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Emil at Less EMF Inc

Re: EMF Wire Testing Tool

In reply to this post by Loni Rosser

>ganged neutral? What device would test for that?

Trace the lines with a gaussmeter to look for unusually high levels of magnetic field.

Emil

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