Posted by randolf_everywhere-3 on
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/electriac-fields-tp1541330p1541332.html

--- In [hidden email], "Less EMF Inc." <lessemf@...> wrote:
>
> Dear Randolf,
>
> We will be happy to assist you. Please clarify if you are measuring
electric
> field or magnetic field? What meter are you using?
>
> The reason I ask is that a grounded conductive surface will shield an
> electric field very easily. So either you have multiple sources of electric
> field, or perhaps we are talking about magnetic field?
>

Hello,

thanks for your answer.


I did not use a meter. The fact that fields are strong(i feel it) when
there is no application running and that shielding the switch and
grounding it by connecting the switch by aluminiumfoil to the floor  
gives some relief, showed that electric fields are a problem.

Randolf Weinand

afterwards I
> > went to the ground with it. But I had to spread this foil extensive on
the
> > floor to recuce the fields significantly.
> > At other places switches do not cause that much stress, so I assume
> > that the installation there causes the problem.
> > Can somebody tell me what can be wrong with such an installation
and
> > how to correct it as a layman or what to tell an electrican what
should
> > be done about it. Apart from this I want to know how to beter
reduce
> > fields.
> > I have read some about it but not yet fund out.
> > It has some importance because my sensivity increased the last
time.