Comments on: ► Stetzerizer Meter http://lifeenergies.com Welcome to Life Energies Sat, 21 Apr 2012 08:54:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: P. J. Severtson http://lifeenergies.com/stetz-meter/comment-page-1/#comment-8612 P. J. Severtson Wed, 01 Dec 2010 18:14:20 +0000 http://lifeenergies.com/?page_id=109#comment-8612 I have just begun to look into EMF hazards and try to sort out the facts. I work in broadcast systems integration, entertainment lighting and am an active videographer. We build broadcast installations and portable broadcast "flight packs" which contain a multitude of electronic equipment associated with video broadcast. After attending a presentation by Mid Atlantic Products, I purchased a TriField meter to measure EMF. I find that generally, 2 to 3 milligauss is recommended as safe levels, although there are inconsistent recommendations. Naturally, manufacturers of laptop computers, compact florescent light bulbs, cell phones, etc., say that they are "safe" mainly to protect their investments. I would like to take this further, as it relates to our business. Interestingly, I am also a professional home inspector and (inactive) general contractor. QUESTION: Is there a difference between the TriField EMF meter and a Stetzerizer Meter for any practical application? Does the TriField meter serve or do I also need the Stetzerizer Meter? Thanks in advance for your kind assistance. P. J. Severtson International Broadcast Consultants, Glendale, California, USA. Severtson Enterprises. I have just begun to look into EMF hazards and try to sort out the facts. I work in broadcast systems integration, entertainment lighting and am an active videographer. We build broadcast installations and portable broadcast “flight packs” which contain a multitude of electronic equipment associated with video broadcast.

After attending a presentation by Mid Atlantic Products, I purchased a TriField meter to measure EMF. I find that generally, 2 to 3 milligauss is recommended as safe levels, although there are inconsistent recommendations. Naturally, manufacturers of laptop computers, compact florescent light bulbs, cell phones, etc., say that they are “safe” mainly to protect their investments.

I would like to take this further, as it relates to our business. Interestingly, I am also a professional home inspector and (inactive) general contractor.

QUESTION: Is there a difference between the TriField EMF meter and a Stetzerizer Meter for any practical application? Does the TriField meter serve or do I also need the Stetzerizer Meter?

Thanks in advance for your kind assistance.

P. J. Severtson
International Broadcast Consultants, Glendale, California, USA.
Severtson Enterprises.

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