Posted by Emil at Less EMF Inc on Nov 03, 2005; 1:40pm
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/Change-in-wiring-creates-magnetic-fields-tp1539812p1539820.html

Yes, he most likely connected the neutrals from both circuits. He should be
able to undo anything that he did.

Get the book "Tracing EMFs in Building Wiring and Grounding"
http://www.lessemf.com/book8.html for an excellent description of this
problem and how to fix/avoid it.


Emil


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From: "Cara" <[hidden email]>
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Sent: Wednesday, November 02, 2005 5:42 PM
Subject: [eSens] Re: Change in wiring creates magnetic fields?


> I would do that if I could, Marc, but I don't think it will be that easy.
As a test I removed
> the Stetzer filters from the new outlets to see if that would make a
difference in the
> magnetic readings. No difference. If taking out the filters doesn't help,
I'm not sure
> "removing" the outlets would solve the problem. I have a feeling the
damage was done
> when the electrician changed the wiring in the circuit box to create the
new outlets. My
> wild-ass guess is that he crossed the wires in some way. I took some
magnetic readings
> this morning with ALL the circuits off, with only circuit #1 on, with only
circuit #2 on, and
> then with only circuits 1 and 2 on. The new, high magnetic readings show
up ONLY when
> both circuits #1 and #2 are on.
>
> Was hoping some of the electrical types in the group could
correct/clarify/confirm my
> WAG. I want to get this fixed but don't even know how to explain the
problem to someone
> who doesn't understand or acknowledge ES. Our landlords already think
we're nuts.