Guest guest Posted December 18, 2006 Report Share Posted December 18, 2006 Hi again, I am posting another question separately for the sake of clarity - hope that's OK. I got a trifield meter to check out the house and I was surprised to see that there is a 'hot spot' at the couch where we watch TV. It is highest at the floor, where it reaches 3 milligauss when the TV and lights are on (one and a half milligauss on the couch). There is a constant reading of 1 milligauss at the floor when all lights and appliances are switched off. My husband says there is an electrical box under the floor there (great). There is also a plug in the wall which has a constant reading of 2 milligauss (with nothing plugged into it). I also get a high electrical reading of 100 volts/meter about a foot away from a dimmer switch near the couch (when it is on). I don't get any significant electrical readings near any other dimmer switches. Does this sound like some faulty wiring? Could it be harmful to be sitting in a field of 2-3 milligauss for long periods of time? It is feeling increasingly uncomfortable to me but I don't know what to do about it except not watch TV (we don't have much room to manoeuver the furniture). Thanks again for any pearls of wisdom you may have. Aline Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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