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Toka17098016 Apr 2011 19:23Hello,
we are planning to buy a plot of land soon (700 sqm (8,400 sq ft)) and I wanted to ask if any of you have experience with potential issues caused by a small transformer building adjacent to the property.
The transformer building is a typical small utility box of about 6–8 sqm (65–85 sq ft) and is located directly on the neighboring property.
Our house would be at the opposite end of the plot, with the garden situated between the house and the transformer building.
Do you see any problems with radiation exposure, or are there any other concerns we should be aware of?
Thanks in advance for your help!
Best regards,
we are planning to buy a plot of land soon (700 sqm (8,400 sq ft)) and I wanted to ask if any of you have experience with potential issues caused by a small transformer building adjacent to the property.
The transformer building is a typical small utility box of about 6–8 sqm (65–85 sq ft) and is located directly on the neighboring property.
Our house would be at the opposite end of the plot, with the garden situated between the house and the transformer building.
Do you see any problems with radiation exposure, or are there any other concerns we should be aware of?
Thanks in advance for your help!
Best regards,
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Bauexperte17 Apr 2011 11:38Hello,
No, why should there be any problems? The topic of "radiation exposure" is usually related to overhead power lines, wind turbines, or—as in this case—a transformer building, which is completely misplaced here and tends to unsettle potential homebuyers rather than providing any meaningful benefit.
Kind regards
Toka170980 schrieb:
We are planning to buy a plot of land soon (700m² (7,535 sq ft)) and I wanted to ask if anyone has experience with whether there could be problems due to a small transformer house adjacent to the property... do you see any issues with radiation exposure or are there other things to watch out for???
No, why should there be any problems? The topic of "radiation exposure" is usually related to overhead power lines, wind turbines, or—as in this case—a transformer building, which is completely misplaced here and tends to unsettle potential homebuyers rather than providing any meaningful benefit.
Kind regards