How isn’t the use of home wiring on private property the same thing as turning one’s home into a data mining network system locus? So they did something technically illegal – their town passed an innovative ordinance banning corporate factory farming. The best option appears to be buying EMF protection fabric, and then either cutting it to make a Faraday cage type shield or using it to cover that part of the wall to which the smart meter is attached. Electromagnetic Shielding Also, smart meters work thru a built-in switched mode power supply. As a result, it increases the amount of dirty electricity in our homes.

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This DIY meter shield resulted in a 96% EF radiation reduction. This is pretty straightforward and cost-effective but you will need to have a couple of tools on hand (or have access to them). The smart meter is just a more “advanced” home meter that wirelessly transmits signals to your utility company. The older analog meters required somebody to visit your house to get a reading. Get help doing it, because if you are sensitive, you do not want to be standing directly in front of the meter for any period of time.Smart meters cause RF Radiation to be emitted in two different ways. The first is from the device itself as shown in the above video. Many countries have safety limits on how much RF Radiation is considered “safe”. Most European countries say that below 100 to 350 (depending on the country) micro-watts per meter squared is what they consider safe. The U.S. says that below 1,000 micro-watts per meter squared is safe. Dr. Laura Pressley Ph.D., who has a doctorate in Physical Chemistry and holds four U.S. Patents in semiconductor device technology, says that the smart meters that she has measured average emitting around 60,000 micro-watts per meter squared. That is 60 times the U.S. safety limit. Smart Meter Dirty Electricity Gas meters are often free-standing and thus it could be easier to cut the emissions from the “smart” module on your gas meter. We have information from a southern California utility customer who shielded her gas meter, so as to cut the RF going into her house, but not cut it off from communicating with the mesh network. She measured the RF before and after, and says the amount entering her home from the gas meter was greatly reduced. She used a flexible metal screening mesh from a big-box store and a stapler, wrapping the meter and stapling it in place, and then cutting an opening in the side furthest from her house, to let the signal out. This she says, appears to direct the RF away from her home. Stop Smart Meters! can’t assure your results, nor the safety of this arrangement. Problems reported include headaches, sleep disturbance and anxiety, and these are just a few of the types of reaction to pulsed microwave signals. There is already research which shows that there may be a link between migraine headache and low-frequency EMFs in the case of mobile phones. Daniel Hirsch, the radiation expert from the University of California, San Diego, tells us that smart meters can expose us to as much as 160 times the microwave radiation as smartphones. If we heed his warning, there is a case for taking care to reduce your exposure to the EMF from your smart meter. Smart Meter Shields In The UK The new meter consists of two parts; the meter itself which fixes to a wall where your old one used to be, and a portable display screen which you can move to any convenient position in your home. The meter sends information to the display screen so that you can see how much energy you are using at any given time, how much you have used and how much it costs you. The display acts in near real-time for electricity information and with a half-hour interval for gas. Why Are Smart Meters Being Installed?

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When it comes to reducing radiation in a specific area of your home, prioritizing your bed is crucial. During sleep, your body undergoes essential repair processes, making it vital to minimize exposure to EMF radiation that can hinder this restorative phase. The problem is that when communicating, the meter emits pulses of non-ionising radiation. These pulses would not be such a problem if the electromagnetic field were constant because your body could adjust to it and protect itself. However, because the radiation comes in pulsed bursts, your body can’t normalise it satisfactorily. Some readings have recorded pulses of up to 190,000 a day. The cover will fit 99% of the smart meters on the market today. All you need is a screwdriver to install it, and the 316 stainless steel construction means that the Smart Meter Guard will not rust or corrode and is guaranteed to last 15 years. Smart Meter GuardThe World Health Organization (WHO) listed RF radiation as a possible carcinogen, which means that they think it could cause cancer. We don’t recommend wrapping the meter in foil, as this may cause the meter to increase power to the transmitter, as it attempts to connect repeatedly. We say this after receiving several anecdotal reports to this effect, and so although we can’t explain how or why this happens, we can say that some people have felt worse around a wrapped meter. LAB TESTED & CERTIFIED – MIL STD 188-125 and IEEE 299-2006 shielding effectiveness confirmed with full test reports, available upon request. This conductive textile is the same fabric used in the top rated Mission Darkness faraday bag line.