Posted by Marc Martin on
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/house-electricity-entry-point-tp4022102p4022105.html

> Note: I don't think the house has a "smart meter".  I'm in
> Seattle and though Puget Sound Energy uses smart meters, I
> have electric heat with Seattle City Light and I don't think
> they use them yet.  Near the meter is where it affects me the
> most, but this is also where the wire connects to the house
> and as I mentioned, I think I can notice a sensitivity to
> the overhead wire in the front yard as well.

You may just be really sensitive.  I used to be able to feel
something from the overhead wires, wiring inside the walls
of my house, etc.  So you would experience that anywhere
where a meter or wires are present (and it seems like you
could test that theory easily enough by finding some other
meters and overhead wires and see what you feel).  

Seattle City light is not using Smart Meters.  Puget
Sound Energy has battery-powered "smart meters" on the
natural gas, but these don't seem very bothersome.

Marc