I don't know if I am posting in the correct forum, but if anyone has any information/help or where I could post this topic in a different forum would be much appreciated.
To whom it may concern,
I am contacting you in regards?to a health and safety concern of mine.
My partner and I have moved into a central Auckland apartment around 12 months ago.
Since then, we have noticed that anything plugged into the electrical sockets in the apartment make a distinct 'buzzing' sound when turned on.
My partner had a very frightening?accident when her GHD hair straightener burnt off a decent amount of her hair. After contacting GHD and them replacing the unit, they said the hair straightner should never make a buzzing sound, which the new one still does.
Even the lights/toaster buzz when turned on.
I feel as if my health has become and ongoing battle, suffering from what seems to be chest infections / colds and flus that the doctor can't fix or explain apart from prescribing me with numerous antibiotics that help in the short term, but I keep getting sick.
On a Target episode a while ago where a family was positioned close to a cellphone tower, and their child was becoming sick on a regular basis until they were able to shield the radiation.
I have been in discussion with the property manager and they have sent in an electrician who agreed there is a buzz noise coming from appliances and recommended we speak to the man who installed the lift services as we live on the top floor and there is a transponder above our unit?
We were addressed by him and he was adiment there was no problem, and that he couldn't hear the noise. I suggested otherwise so he played with some of the settings with the transponder above our apartment?at which stage when it was switched off, the buzz noise stopped completely, until it was turned back on.
Is there anyway or anything we can do to?have our apartment checked to see if all?RF levels are within the normal range?
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