01-04-2012, 09:17 PM
My mother-in-law recently got me interested in checking the EMF levels of my home using an Extech Instruments 4800836 3.5GHz EMF Meter. It seems the standard safety level is 2.5 mG EMF, while Sweeden suggests a safety level of 0.25 mG. The problem I'm having is the output on the device I'm using is in mVm and Vm (volts per meter) respectivly, but all the dangerous readings are measured at mG! mG is a magnetic field, mVm is voltgage. I've scoured the internet, but failed to find any explanation as to how much Vm is dangerous, or if there is a Vm to mG conversion table (doubtful). Yes, I read the guide for the device, but it didn't tell me what I wanted to know. Maybe I'm asking the wrong question. Anyways, if anyone here know any data that might be useful, I'm all ears 
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