Identifying Electrical Wiring Errors: Essential to EMF Testing

by James Finn ©2022

A Long Island client suffering from adrenal failure had powerful electric fields throughout her home, measured in Volts/meter. This E-Field coupled onto her skin, causing her epidermal voltage to average 4,000 millivolts (mV), with peaks near 7,000 …

Photo: Outlet tester.

A Long Island client suffering from adrenal failure had powerful electric fields throughout her home, measured in Volts/meter. This E-Field coupled onto her skin, causing her epidermal voltage to average 4,000 millivolts (mV), with peaks near 7,000 mV. (In a Manhattan apartment, normal epidermal voltage ranges from 30-40 mV. In nature, it is zero.) I tested the ground conductors with an electrical engineering monitor and found a huge problem with the grounding system. The grounding electrode was corroded and not even connected. A simple Sperry outlet tester confirmed “open grounds” at every wall outlet receptacle in every room. This meant that either the “pigtails” were not connected (the ground wire to the receptacle), or I went outside to inspect the ground rod and confirmed a complete failure of the equipment ground rod, EGC, system. (See photo below.)

Identifying Electrical Wiring Errors is Essential to EMF Testing, as is the knowledge to teach an electrician on how to fix wiring errors. This knowledge is a part of the training an EMRS receives. Note: unless an EMRS is also a licensed electrician for your county, they are not legally permitted to provide the actual fix.

Nearly half the homes and businesses we test for EMF encounter wiring errors that cause severe AC Magnetic Fields. Where there is electromagnetism, there is heat. Electrical wiring issues that cause strong magnetic fields account for 48% of all home fires in America.

Using non-invasive techniques incorporating EMF meters, thermal imagers, wall scanners, and monitors, we can find wiring issues without turning a screw! Yes, we don’t have to unscrew a wall outlet receptacle, remove a mains panel cover, or do any electrical work that requires an electrician’s license to identify a wiring error.

(Note: A thermal imager, an infrared tool, will not always indicate whether or not you have wiring errors. This is one of a myriad of misconceptions.)

Identifying wiring errors and stray current is the REAL work you should expect from a professional EMF inspection and ELEXANA LLC is the ONLY EMF services company in the New York City TriState area that has this training and offers this essential service.

I went outside to check the ground rod. You can see in this photo that not only is the rod completely rusted and the ground wire is snipped. The rod is too thin and the grounding electrode is the wrong gauge. Their new electrician installed a new eq…

Photo: Severed ground conductor.

I went outside to check the ground rod. You can see in this photo that not only is the rod completely rusted, but the ground wire is also snipped/severed. The rod is too thin, and the grounding electrode is the wrong gauge. Upon our recommendation, a new electrician installed new equipment grounded to code. Our client’s adrenals eventually repaired, and her energy returned to normal.

How do wiring errors occur? Well, there are quite a few ways. Here are some:

  • If a critter gets into the walls and chews an electrical wire, the wire's resistance will change, and it may no longer be able to withstand the voltage load.

  • If a screw that holds down a wire to a connection loosens, the gap changes the current flow and also affects the resistance.

  • If an electrician does not adhere to the National Electric Code because he has not kept up-to-date with new code changes or is in a hurry, a wiring error can occur. Just because the lights go on doesn't prove there’s no wiring error. Unless we test, a client does not know for sure whether they had a good electrician or a poor one.

This is the old ground wire. You can see the oxidative corrosion. It is the incorrect gauge, too. We not only helped to facilitate our client’s healing process, but we also identified an electrical shock hazard that has been eliminated. This home h…

Photo: Severed ground conductor.

This is the old ground wire. You can see the oxidative corrosion. It is the incorrect gauge, too. We not only helped to facilitate our client’s healing process, but we also identified an electrical shock hazard that has been eliminated. This home had many EMF issues that have since been fixed. Now, our client can live at home with some peace of mind.

Where there is electromagnetism, there’s heat.

Wiring errors are not only a potential fire hazard (48% of all fires are caused by these issues) but also a common source of strong electromagnetic fields in the home.

Call us today for your professional EMF assessment. There’s no reason to live with this question unanswered.

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