We measure electric and magnetic fields, wireless signals, stray current and electrical noise in your home with calibrated instruments, then explain the results in plain English.
Every home has fields and signals you can't see. Most people have never had them measured. We find where they come from, how strong they are and what, if anything, is worth changing.
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Each room gets its own set of readings, with the source of each one identified. This sample shows the layout for a main bedroom.
Example readings. Every report shows each reading against ARPANSA limits and stricter precautionary guidelines, with its source identified room by room.
Almost everything in a modern home switches power on and off thousands to millions of times a second: chargers, LED drivers, solar inverters, pool pumps and induction cooktops. Healthy equipment keeps that electrical noise to itself. As it ages, or when it’s installed poorly, the noise escapes onto your wiring.
None of these prove a fault on their own. Our job is to find the one device that isn’t running as designed, circuit by circuit and device by device. The fix is usually quick and low-cost.
Electrical noise is a recognised power-quality issue in engineering, separate from any health question. Healthy equipment keeps it low. When it rises, it points to equipment that isn’t running as designed.
Every reading is taken with calibrated instruments and recorded room by room on your floor plan.
Clear starting prices, with travel included across the Sunshine Coast and Gold Coast.
The room you spend a third of your life in. We test the bed position, bedside wiring, devices and nearby walls.
A room-by-room survey of the whole house, inside and out, including the switchboard, meter and property boundary.
For homes with solar panels or a battery. We check the equipment is performing as designed.
Measured readings before you buy or sign a lease, so you know what you're moving into.
Every survey ends with a written report you keep. It shows what we measured, where, with which instrument, and how each reading compares with both the Australian limits set by ARPANSA and the stricter precautionary guidelines used by building biologists.
We show you what the meters read, explain what each reading means, and help you choose the changes that suit your home.
Australia’s radiation regulator, ARPANSA, says typical household and wireless exposures are well below safety limits and that no health effects have been established at those levels. It also publishes simple ways to reduce exposure for people who want to. We measure your actual levels so you can make an informed choice rather than guess.
A common name for the mix of electric fields, magnetic fields, radio-frequency signals and electrical noise in modern homes. We measure each one separately.
Current that flows on paths it shouldn’t, such as water pipes or earthing systems, often because of a neutral fault in the home or the street. It’s an electrical safety issue, and we measure it with a clamp meter at the switchboard and on pipework.
High-frequency electrical noise that rides on your normal 50 Hz power, typically from inverters, chargers, dimmers and LED drivers. Healthy equipment keeps it low; ageing or faulty equipment lets more out. We measure it at your outlets and trace it circuit by circuit.
Inverters and batteries create magnetic fields close to the unit and can add high-frequency noise to household wiring when parts age. Levels usually drop quickly with distance. Our Solar & Inverter Check shows where the fields are and whether anything isn’t performing as designed.
Clean Current is backed by an electrical engineering company with years of experience in solar, power systems and electromagnetic radiation. Any wiring faults we find can be fixed by a licensed electrician of your choice.
Before you buy or rent, when setting up a nursery or bedroom, after installing solar or a battery, or whenever you notice buzzing, flicker or radio interference.
A Bedroom Check takes about an hour. A full Home Survey takes two to three hours, depending on the size of the house.
Just run the house as normal, with appliances, Wi-Fi and solar on as usual, so we measure your everyday conditions. Please make sure we can reach the switchboard.
Noosa, Tewantin, Coolum, Peregian, Maroochydore, Mooloolaba, Buderim, Sippy Downs, Kawana, Caloundra, Nambour, Maleny, Montville and the hinterland.
Coolangatta, Palm Beach, Burleigh Heads, Miami, Broadbeach, Surfers Paradise, Southport, Robina, Varsity Lakes, Hope Island, Coomera and Tamborine.
Send us a text or leave your details below and we'll call you back to find a time. Most visits take one to three hours.
Health findings are quoted as each agency publishes them, context included. The engineering evidence comes from peer-reviewed power-quality research and Australian regulators, and supports what we measure: electrical noise from switching equipment, and how it grows as equipment ages.