What is Dirty Electricity?
Dirty electricity is an invisible contaminant in your wiring and part of the broader issue of electrical pollution. Created by high-frequency interference from modern electronics, it has been linked to serious health conditions including diabetes, multiple sclerosis, and cancer. Dive deeper into the videos below to learn the science, explore the research, and discover how to protect yourself.
What is Dirty Electricity?
Dirty electricity is a term for high-frequency voltage transients (HFVTs). These are fast, unwanted voltage spikes that ride on top of the standard 60-hertz electricity in your home or building. In simple terms, it is electrical noise moving through the wiring that was never meant to be there.
Where Does Dirty Electricity Come From?
Dirty electricity is created by many modern devices that rapidly switch power on and off. Common sources include LED and CFL bulbs, dimmer switches, computers, televisions, chargers, smart devices, and solar inverters. As these devices operate, they can add high-frequency noise back onto the electrical system.
Why Does Dirty Electricity Matter?
Dirty electricity can spread through a building’s wiring and become a hidden part of the indoor environment. Research has linked exposure to dirty electricity with a range of health concerns, and it may also affect how efficiently some electrical equipment performs. Understanding dirty electricity is the first step toward measuring it and reducing it.
Dirty Electricity Explained – Dr. Magda Havas
How Do Dirty Electricity Filters Work?
See how the Stetzerizer Filters work, step by step.
Modern electronics create electrical noise
Devices such as computers, LED lighting, dimmer switches, and solar inverters generate high-frequency voltage spikes known as dirty electricity that ride on normal electrical wiring.
This electrical pollution spreads through building wiring
These unwanted high-frequency signals travel throughout the electrical system and radiate from outlets, appliances, and wiring in walls.
Stetzer filters plug directly into standard outlets
The filters install in seconds, simply plug them into outlets anywhere in the building where electrical noise is present.
The filters absorb high-frequency electrical transients
Using patented Graham-Stetzer technology, they capture and dissipate the unwanted voltage spikes contaminating the electrical system.
Multiple filters work together across a building
Because dirty electricity travels through circuits, placing filters at several outlets helps capture electrical noise throughout the entire system.
Dirty electricity can be measured and reduced
A microsurge meter measures electrical pollution in Graham-Stetzer (GS) units so users can verify improvements after installing filters.
Dirty Electricity
Helpful videos that explain the effects and invisible dangers of dirty electricity.