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Originally Posted by RuGlu6
With new BC hydro Smart Meters people have thier hydro bill almost doubled so i guess when BC Hydro will push these on us we will have to switch to LED LOL.
Now the next question, do the LED fixtures emmit any RF?
The easy way to check is to get an old AM radio, set it in between the stations and then get closer to the LED fixture, if noise geting lauder that means the LED fixture emmits RF. With more RF, EMF and ELF a lot of people are getting sick and have head achkes from these frequencies.
As you know power of the signal is not as important in this aspect as much as the frequency it emmits. If the frequency is just right to vibrate the cells it could be very serious. because our bodyes are electric in nature.
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LED fixtures & RF emmissions? You can't imagine the stuff that's bombarding us constantly from satellites, radar & all the other hi tech devices we can't seem to do without these days. A 'smart' meter or light fixture are the least of your worries, particularly LED. LEDs are DC voltage (very low voltage I might add) devices which means constant current, no frequency, hence nothing even close to any kind of RF. Your halide & fluorescent fixtures are more likely to produce anything akin to RF, not to mention very high voltage. Are you going to stop using your cell phone? There's definitely some RF emitting from that, it is a transmitter/receiver after all.