Electromagnetic Radiation in the Home and Workplace
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Radiation in the Home
Years ago the only micro-waves in our home was the radiation leaking from our micro-wave oven. This radiation measures about 1000 to 1500 micro-watts per square meter. This was believed to be a safe level. Then came cordless telephones, another approximately 1000 micro-watts per square meter for each set. Wi-Fi (a wireless version) was added to computers, keyboard, computer mouse, modem, router, printer, garage door opener, alarm system, add another 1000 or so micro-watts for each item. Do you notice it is getting rather radiation hot around your person? One good thing about all these devices is that you have the choice to turn them off, there is only radiation when you use them.
Along comes the Smart meter, the government says it is mandatory they be installed. Each Smart meter has a micro-wave transmitter which cannot be shut off, so it can transmit day and night, and anytime it likes, you have no control over this radiation. The micro-watts generated enter the entire neighbourhood and your home. The strength of these meters could be many times greater than any single radiation generating device in your home.
Three to five percent of the population is badly affected by this radiation, another 35 percent are moderately affected. The young and old are affected the most. You cannot hear, feel or taste electromagnetic radiation. It goes about damaging living cells in your body without your notice. As living cells are damaged your immune system is also compromised, your body is then open to many types of disease, cancer being the big one. Technology is advancing at such a speed that people's health is no longer an issue. Big corporations, without feelings, or remorse, plough ahead, with profit their main concern.
High Electromagnetic Radiation Devices, in the Home
Fluoresent lights
Micro-wave ovens
Sewing machines
Clock Radios (plug in type)
Electric Blankets
Televisions
Sewing Machine Electromagnetic Radiation
Sewing machines with a two prong receptacle plug, give off high electromagnet radiation when in use. The operator is flooded with this radiation. To prevent this, the heavy metal inside of the sewing machine needs to be grounded to an electrical ground. This can be done by running a copper wire (thin braded is best), from the grounding screw on the electrical receptacle faceplate on the wall ( some receptacles have one center screw, other face plates have two screws), to a metal screw on the sewing machine. The screw needs to be threaded into the heavy metal of the machine. It may be necessary to look on the under side to find a proper point to connect the grounding wire.
If you are grounding more than one unit, you can daisy wire the machines. Connect one machine grounding point to the next, and then the last machine to the ground point on the power receptacle plate.
