[RE-wrenches] Inverter causing migraine?

Larry Brown sunmountain at netstep.net
Wed Feb 3 18:06:14 PST 2010


Ron,

Many people are becoming sensitive to all of the environmental  
assaults that we are subjected to on a daily basis.
This staff member may be sensitized even though no one else appears  
outwardly affected.
If you know anyone who does kinesiology, you can have them test this  
person for this.

Larry Brown
Sun Mountain


On Feb 3, 2010, at 8:38 PM, Ron Young wrote:

> I have a staff member that has begun complaining recently of  
> feeling like a "rubber band was tightening around my head" and of  
> migraines when we turn on an inverter. We have set up an Outback  
> 3524 inverter in our store and it is charging a set of batteries.  
> Whenever she complained we shut it off. It is creating a  
> complicated situation and I'm wondering if anyone has any  
> experience with this? We have customers that live in one room  
> cabins with these inverters and have never had a complaint of this  
> nature. No one else on staff has any problem with this. Her work  
> area is situated 25' away from the inverter.
>
> Ron Young
> earthRight Solar
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