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Lynnezhu

Radiation behind a smart meter

I am finding very little radiation (if any) from BEHIND 5 smart meters attached to the walls outside and facing AWAY. In contrast I find tons of radiation in front of them..

Can someone else confirm this? Am thinking having a bank of smart meters on a wall facing away is not that big a problem behind them... There is an otherwise good apartment with a bank of these on the wall...I might consider if confirmed. I have a 35C meter...

emil

Re: Radiation behind a smart meter

Trust your 35c meter.
You will find that every installation is different. You cannot make generalizations from one installation to another.

Best regards,

Emil DeToffol
Less EMF Inc.
+1-518-608-6479
www.lessemf.com

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>I am finding very little radiation (if any) from BEHIND 5 smart meters
>attached to the walls outside and facing AWAY. In contrast I find tons of
>radiation in front of them..
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>Can someone else confirm this? Am thinking having a bank of smart meters on
>a wall facing away is not that big a problem behind them... There is an
>otherwise good apartment with a bank of these on the wall...I might consider
>if confirmed. I have a 35C meter...
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Fog Top

Re: Radiation behind a smart meter

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Smart meters are programmable and vary in how they transmit with the same digital meters used within the same utility company's area. Some may be designed to send a signal sideways along the house which then turns and enters the house about 15 to 20' away from the meter location. The use of smart meters is new to the utilities and they may be experimenting with different programming. The meters may be programmed to pulse less frequently and at a lower power during the day and then in the evening they ramp up significantly. Many electric meters are installed on a metal panel which blocks the RF from entering the house immediately behind the meter. A person should never sleep near a wall behind an electric meter even if it's analog because of it's high magnetic field which is nearly impossible to block.

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Patricia

Re: Radiation behind a smart meter

and aren't they receiving 'messages' from appliances
within the house/apartment that they then send to
the 'home office'? the meters themselves might be
less of a problem than the communications from the
appliances in the home. ? yet they are in a huge
web of connections among the meters from house
to house... this is not a good situation, folks.
love, patricia

On Jul 31, 2016, at 4:46 PM, Fog Top [via ES] wrote:

> Smart meters are programmable and vary in how they transmit with the same digital meters used within the same utility company's area. Some may be designed to send a signal sideways along the house which then turns and enters the house about 15 to 20' away from the meter location. The use of smart meters is new to the utilities and they may be experimenting with different programming. The meters may be programmed to pulse less frequently and at a lower power during the day and then in the evening they ramp up significantly. Many electric meters are installed on a metal panel which blocks the RF from entering the house immediately behind the meter. A person should never sleep near a wall behind an electric meter even if it's analog because of it's high magnetic field which is nearly impossible to block.
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> From: Lynnezhu [via ES] <ml-node+[hidden email]>
> Sent: Sunday, July 31, 2016 10:27 AM
> To: Fog Top
> Subject: [ES] Radiation behind a smart meter
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> I am finding very little radiation (if any) from BEHIND 5 smart meters attached to the walls outside and facing AWAY. In contrast I find tons of radiation in front of them..
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