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Electromagnetic field assessment · Andalusia, Spain

What you can't see in your home, measured.

I measure the electric, magnetic and radiofrequency fields in your home and the stability of the space, with calibrated instruments and a report you can understand and verify yourself.

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From €340VAT included · Personalised response within 48h
48–72hFull report, with an explanatory video call
AndalusiaCosta del Sol and Seville province, travelling across all of Andalusia
EFEIA licensedProfessional electrosensitivity assessment protocol · GEMS Academy trained
Jose, founder of Harmos
Instruments
Calibrated meters · NetSpot · GDV camera
Reference
SBM-2024 building-biology (Baubiologie) standard + legal limits
Licence
EFEIA
Report language
English · Spanish
Follow-up
Calls at 15 and 30 days

EFEIA is a foundation that sets professional standards and carries out research in electromagnetic hygiene. Its electrosensitivity assessment protocol can only be administered by licensed consultants.

About Harmos

I measure your home with instruments and read the results with your health in mind

I'm Jose, an electromagnetic pollution specialist, trained at GEMS Academy and licensed by EFEIA. I came to this work through a personal experience, and today I measure homes with calibrated instruments so you know what is in yours and what you can change.

Harmos comes from harmony. I'm a musicologist and spent years teaching music, listening for when an orchestra is in tune and when it isn't. Today I bring that ear to spaces: I look for what is out of tune in your home and help you tune it.

Beyond intensity

A meter tells you how much field there is in each room. I go a step further and read the stability of the space: how your electromagnetic environment behaves and how it responds when you intervene.

In-depth environmental reading

I combine environmental bioelectrography, which draws the coherence map of each room, with telecom wave-propagation software (NetSpot), which shows how the signal travels through your home.

Measured before and after

When I intervene with SPIRO technology, I repeat the measurements from 24 hours later with the same protocol, recording humidity and temperature. That way you see the change in your home in data.

Read my full story →

Tuning spaces with data: what is measured, how it's measured, and what it actually means.

What is electromagnetic pollution?

The invisible vibration filling your home

Wifi, wiring and screens generate fields that didn't exist before — and can now be measured with precision.

Naturally, both our bodies and the planet run on electrical impulses and electromagnetic fields. However, technological progress has introduced electromagnetic pollution: continuous exposure to artificial electromagnetic fields emitted by electronic devices, power grids and wireless signals such as wifi or mobile telephony. Research by Panagopoulos and colleagues points to their altered polarisation as the key difference, which can disrupt the natural balance of particles at the cellular level.1,2

Radiofrequency measurement and wifi heatmap in a home in Andalusia

Understanding its effects lets us make more conscious decisions to improve our environment:

Health and wellbeing

The literature reveals that continued exposure can increase oxidative stress in cells and alter the electrical functioning of the nervous system and the heart, and links it to the development of electrohypersensitivity, which shows up as fatigue, sleep problems or headaches.3,4

The environment

It can interfere with the navigation systems of species with magnetoreception (such as birds and bees), as well as with plant growth and nutrient uptake from the soil.

Technology

It causes signal interference, reduces energy efficiency and shortens the working life of electronic equipment.

Before you change anything in your home, measure what is in it.

See sources

1. Panagopoulos, D. J., Johansson, O. & Carlo, G. L. (2015). Real versus Simulated Mobile Phone Exposures in Experimental Studies. BioMed Research International. · 2. Panagopoulos, D. J., Johansson, O. & Carlo, G. L. (2015). Polarization: A Key Difference between Man-made and Natural Electromagnetic Fields, in regard to Biological Activity. Scientific Reports 5, 14914. · 3. Belyaev, I., Dean, A., Eger, H., Hubmann, G., Jandrisovits, R., Kern, M., Kundi, M., Lercher, P., Mosgöller, W., Oberfeld, G., Ohnsorge, P., Pelzmann, P., Scheingraber, C. & Thill, R. (2016). EUROPAEM EMF Guideline 2016 for the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of EMF-related health problems and illnesses. Reviews on Environmental Health, 31(3), 363–397. https://doi.org/10.1515/reveh-2016-0011 · 4. BioInitiative Working Group, Sage, C. & Carpenter, D. O. (Eds.). (2012). BioInitiative report: A rationale for a biologically-based public exposure standard for electromagnetic fields (ELF and RF). BioInitiative. https://bioinitiative.org

My methodology

Coherence: how stable your home's environment is

Like your heart, your home has a rhythm that can be recorded. Here is how I measure it.

Measuring how much field there is in a room is not enough: what also matters is how that field behaves over time. Coherence is the difference between an environment that fluctuates erratically and one that stays stable and ordered.

Think of it like an orchestra: in tune, it sounds like a single powerful instrument; out of tune, even playing the same notes, it sounds like noise. That coherence responds both to electromagnetic pollution and to the natural geomagnetic activity of the place where you live, and both can be measured with my three-layer method.

Jose measuring the coherence of a child's bedroom with the Sputnik GDV camera

Physical fields

Electric, magnetic, radiofrequency fields and dirty electricity.

Light quality

Flicker, colour temperature, illuminance and red/blue spectrum ratio, with an effect on rest.

Environmental bioelectrography

The coherence map of each zone, with entropy and deviation as indicators, following the GDV (Gas Discharge Visualization) method developed by Professor Konstantin Korotkov.1

To read it I use the Sputnik GDV camera, a sensor that, rather than giving a single-point reading like a conventional meter, captures how a small electrical stimulus reacts to the room's electromagnetic environment, zone by zone.

How I measure coherence with the Sputnik camera →
See note

1. Environmental bioelectrography is an exploratory indicator that complements the instrumental measurements of fields and light. I record humidity and temperature at every measurement, because the Sputnik manual itself states that they affect the reading.

The report

A report you can understand and verify yourself

Measured data first. Interpretation second.

My approach starts from instrumental measurement of electric, magnetic and radiofrequency fields and light quality with calibrated equipment, complemented with environmental bioelectrography (Sputnik GDV camera), which produces the coherence map of the space.

An in-home visit of 2 to 4 hours depending on the type of service. Full report within 48–72 h, with an explanatory video call.

Pages from a Harmos verification report: space stability in the main bedroom and the child's bedroom, before and 24 h after SPIRO
Coherence mapBefore · 24 h after
Pages from a Harmos report in English: Wi-Fi connection quality and dirty electricity with socket polarity
Report in EnglishWi-Fi quality · Dirty electricity
Pages from a Harmos report in Spanish: the home's surroundings and the nearby mobile mast, with official levels compared to indoor readings
Surroundings and mobile mastOutdoor vs indoor sources

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Testimonials

What people who have measured their home say

“A very serious, patient person who sets out to measure everything in detail so that everything is completely clear and thorough.

The report he sends once all the tests are done works really well for those of us who don't know much about the subject, letting us judge through comparisons whether things are fine or not.

Thank you, Jose! I recommend you 100%, and I'll surely ask you to come back when I move house.”

Jil K.Therapist · Home assessment

“Jose's service was very serious and professional. He carried out a very thorough study of the electromagnetism in my home. As well as solving the problem we had, he gave us very good personalised guidelines and habits. At first I was sceptical, but now I couldn't be more sure that I made a great decision in choosing his service.”

Yolanda B.Teacher

“Jose helped me enormously with a situation I had at home. He did a truly detailed, dedicated and thorough job, giving me a lot of useful information and guidelines to follow.

A great professional in every sense.

Highly recommended.”

José Miguel R.Pianist

“Jose looked after me wonderfully and spent a good amount of time understanding my situation through questionnaires and by reviewing everything at home with great detail and dedication.

He is a great professional. I recommend him wholeheartedly.”

Rebeca B.Teacher

Testimonials translated from Spanish.

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Services & pricing

Which service fits your case

From the first diagnosis to result verification. Every service includes a SPIRO implementation diagnosis based on what your assessment detects. Outside Andalusia, or prefer to start without a visit? The online assessment is your starting point.

Most complete
Whole home

Comprehensive Home Study

Your whole home, with the results mapped onto its floor plan

€660Minimum €660 (up to 80 m²) · above that, €8.25/m² · VAT included

Optional add-on: before-and-after SPIRO verification, +€240

What's included
  • Assessment of the whole home, with results on its floor plan: electric and magnetic fields, radiofrequency, electrical grid quality, light quality and air quality
  • Implementation study for the SPIRO system
  • EFEIA questionnaire assessment of potential electrosensitivity
  • Tailored electromagnetic hygiene measures
  • Full technical report for the project
  • Follow-up calls at 15 and 30 days after
Up to 80 m²€660
90 m²€742.50
100 m²€825
120 m²€990
200 m²€1,650

Your home gaining coherence shouldn't be an act of faith.

Optional add-on: before-and-after SPIRO verification (+€240, VAT included)

  • NETSPOT technical mapping of wifi propagation, before and after SPIRO
  • Coherence map through environmental bioelectrography in 3 zones of the home, before and after SPIRO

The second measurement takes place at least 24 hours after SPIRO technology has been applied.

Diagnosis

Essential Electromagnetic Pollution Assessment

A first electromagnetic X-ray of your home

€363VAT included · 3 rooms · living room, kitchen and bedroom
What's included
  • Electric and magnetic fields
  • Radiofrequency
  • Electrical grid analysis
  • Light quality
  • EFEIA questionnaire assessment of potential electrosensitivity
  • Tailored electromagnetic hygiene recommendations
  • Action plan by investment level, from no-cost changes to larger upgrades
  • SPIRO implementation diagnosis
  • Follow-up calls at 15 and 30 days

Full report within 48–72 h, with an explanatory video call.

Remote

Online assessment: your home and your habits

A first diagnosis without waiting for an in-person visit

€120VAT included · by video call · about 2 h · available anywhere in Spain

Deductible: if you then book an in-person assessment, I deduct these €120

What's included
  • Personalised study of your environment (home or workplace) and daily habits
  • Review of your home's surroundings using official maps: nearby mobile masts and power lines
  • Video call in which we go through:
    • Your home, room by room, to reduce exposure as far as is reasonable without giving up anything essential (ALARA principle)
    • Good electromagnetic hygiene practices
    • Basic advice on healthy lighting
  • Recommendations for implementing and using SPIRO technology, at both environmental and personal level
  • Assessment report
  • Referral to specialist professionals if needed

Home visit travel: €20 per 30 minutes of one-way travel from Osuna. The return trip is included.

Do you have symptoms you link to your environment?

Individual Assessment & Coaching (EHS): EFEIA questionnaires, personal interview, space review and biophysical assessment with a GDV camera. €150, VAT included, plus travel.

See EHS coaching →

Not sure which service fits your case?

Large homes, commercial premises or unusual situations. Tell me what you need and I'll help you find the right fit, no obligation.

Consult your case →

How it works

  1. You get in touchBy WhatsApp or through the form. I reply within 48 h.
  2. First callWe talk about your case and I send you the EFEIA questionnaires.
  3. Home visitBetween 2 and 4 hours of measurement, depending on the service.
  4. Report and video callWithin 48–72 h you receive the report and I walk you through it.
  5. Follow-upI call you at 15 and 30 days to see how things are going.

How I intervene

Filter, don't block

When the report identifies points that need attention, I first apply the LEDNA protocol and then SPIRO technology instead of conventional shielding, so you gain coherence without giving up your connectivity.

SPIRO disc, passive electromagnetic filtering technology

The first step is always the LEDNA protocol (Low Emission Design Near Field Awareness), the design principle on which EFEIA's BEMCP programme is built. Its aim is for your home not to create unnecessary exposure, rather than trying to reduce it once it exists. Each word of the acronym is one part of the method:

Low Emission

Emit only what is needed: wired connections wherever wireless isn't required.

Design

Electromagnetic hygiene is solved in the home itself: where equipment goes, how the wiring runs, and an earth connection that is measured, not assumed.

Near Field

Fields are strongest next to their source, so I move the highest-emitting equipment away from where you sleep and spend the most time.

Awareness

Everyday habits that keep the result in place.

The second step is SPIRO. Metal shielding blocks the signal, both the part that bothers you and the part you need, and it requires professional installation so it doesn't worsen the very exposure it is meant to reduce.1

That's why I take a different approach. According to its manufacturer, SPIRO uses a passive nanocomposite that acts without blocking your connectivity or the natural field of the environment, and what it filters is not the signal itself, but the artificial quantum noise that digital modulation introduces into the natural polarisation of particles.

What AQN is and how SPIRO filters it →
SPIRO: what the manufacturer says and what we know →
See sources

1. Panagopoulos, D. J. & Chrousos, G. P. (2019). Shielding methods and products against man-made Electromagnetic Fields: Protection versus risk. Science of the Total Environment 667, 255–262.

Transparency

With every report I also give you an improvement plan without SPIRO, so you can decide with every option on the table. I trained at GEMS Academy and hold an EFEIA licence, both part of the NOXTAK ecosystem, the manufacturer of SPIRO. If I recommend SPIRO and you buy it through me, I receive a commission.

For those who already optimise their health

The variable your wearable doesn't measure

If you've spent time fine-tuning your protocol (diet, training, supplementation, sleep, stress management), you've probably already reviewed almost everything. Almost. There's one variable almost nobody audits: the electromagnetic quality of the space where you train, work and sleep.

Does this plateau sound familiar? Your sleep and recovery data never quite improve, however much you adjust the rest of your protocol. Sometimes the missing piece is in the physical space where you train, work and sleep.

The system I use to intervene is SPIRO, and the heart-rate variability, sleep and recovery data published by its manufacturer is one of the reasons I chose it.

See the HRV and sleep data →

If you recognise yourself in any of these signals, your space deserves an audit:

HRVStagnant with no cause in your training load?
Deep sleepNot improving even though you look after your sleep hygiene?
RecoverySlow with no explanation in your metrics?
Electromagnetic environmentNot audited

Recommended for your profile: Comprehensive Home Study, with the before-and-after SPIRO verification

Audit your environment →
Electrohypersensitivity (EHS) assessment at home, Andalusia

Electrohypersensitivity (EHS)

If you feel unwell at home, start by measuring it

What you feel in certain spaces can have a measurable cause, not just a perceived one.

Headaches Fatigue Difficulty sleeping

If wifi, your phone, or simply being at home makes you feel unwell, you're not the only one. According to population surveys, between 1.5% and 5% of people in countries such as Sweden, Austria, the Netherlands or Switzerland describe headaches, fatigue or difficulty sleeping that they associate with their electromagnetic environment,1 and the scientific literature treats this association as an active area of study.2 One group of researchers has proposed objective biomarkers (oxidative stress, altered cerebral blood flow) to characterise EHS as a diagnosable neurological disorder, and has called for its formal recognition by the WHO, which does not currently consider it a medical diagnosis.3–5

I always start the same way: I measure your space rigorously, zone by zone, so you have real data to act on. From there, I design a concrete intervention plan for your home. In the Individual Coaching service, I also carry out a biophysical assessment of your possible degree of electrosensitivity, using the EFEIA questionnaires and GDV camera measurement, and set out electromagnetic hygiene and lifestyle guidelines tailored to you.

See sources

1. De Vocht, F. & Röösli, M. (2025). Electrohypersensitivity: what is belief and what is known? Frontiers in Public Health 13, 1603692, which compiles prevalence surveys from Sweden (1.5% in 1997), Austria (2% and 3.5% in 1994 and 2008), the Netherlands (3.5% in 2011) and Switzerland (5% in 2004). · 2. Panagopoulos, D. J., Yakymenko, I., De Iuliis, G. N. & Chrousos, G. P. (2025). A comprehensive mechanism of biological and health effects of anthropogenic extremely low frequency and wireless communication electromagnetic fields. Frontiers in Public Health. · 3. Belpomme, D. & Irigaray, P. (2022). Why electrohypersensitivity and related symptoms are caused by non-ionizing man-made electromagnetic fields: An overview and medical assessment. Environmental Research, 212, 113374. · 4. Belpomme, D. & Irigaray, P. (2020). Electrohypersensitivity as a Newly Identified and Characterized Neurologic Pathological Disorder: How to Diagnose, Treat, and Prevent It. International Journal of Molecular Sciences 21(6), 1915. · 5. World Health Organization (2005). Electromagnetic fields and public health: Electromagnetic hypersensitivity. Fact sheet No. 296; and De Vocht, F. & Röösli, M. (2025). Electrohypersensitivity: what is belief and what is known? Frontiers in Public Health 13, 1603692. Both conclude that provocation studies show no link between exposure and symptoms. Those studies do not take the type of polarisation into account in their design and expose participants to simulated signals, two aspects that are critical when assessing harm from electromagnetic pollution, as the review by Panagopoulos, D. J., Johansson, O. & Carlo, G. L. (2015) shows: Real versus Simulated Mobile Phone Exposures in Experimental Studies. BioMed Research International, 607053.

EHS coaching

Individual Assessment & Coaching (electromagnetic coaching)

For those who suspect they may be electrohypersensitive or feel some degree of electrosensitivity

  • EFEIA questionnaire
  • Personal interview
  • Space review
  • Biophysical assessment (EFEIA questionnaires and GDV camera)
In person (2 h)€150 VAT included + travel
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Children's spaces

Your children's bedroom, measured point by point

Children's bedrooms tend to concentrate several devices (routers, tablets, baby monitors). If you're concerned about the electromagnetic environment of your children's room, I include it in the assessment with the same method and the same care as the rest of the home.

Electromagnetic assessment of a children's bedroom in Andalusia

In your children's bedroom I measure the devices around them: router, tablet, baby monitor, chargers and power strips near the bed, along with the radiofrequency and the electric and magnetic fields they generate. I also measure the flicker of screens and lamps, which the eye doesn't perceive and is part of the room's light quality. With that data I propose concrete changes: where to place each device, what to switch off at night and which lighting to choose.

What research says about children and electromagnetic fields (in Spanish) →

I make no promises about your child's behaviour or sleep. I give you clear data about their space so you can decide with information, not uncertainty.

Request an assessment of their bedroom →

Frequently asked questions

Before you book

What exactly is electromagnetic pollution?
It is the quantum noise generated by the set of electric, magnetic and radiofrequency fields produced by electrical installations, wifi devices, mobile phones and appliances. It is characterised by arising from polarised waves.
What does scientific research say about the effects of electromagnetic fields?
It is an active area of research with an open debate. A 2025 systematic review commissioned by the WHO on animal laboratory studies found moderate-to-high certainty evidence for an increase in specific tumours (gliomas, cardiac schwannomas) after radiofrequency exposure, although without consistent evidence across most organs and systems assessed, and without this automatically translating into risk for humans.1 At the mechanistic level, another group of researchers proposes that oscillating fields force the movement of ions in cell-membrane channels, disrupting the electrochemical balance — a published, peer-reviewed model, though not unanimously accepted by every regulatory body.2 I do not diagnose or treat any medical condition: I measure your space rigorously and always refer you to a healthcare professional for any health assessment.
See sources

1. Mevissen, M. et al. (2025). Effects of radiofrequency electromagnetic field exposure on cancer in laboratory animal studies, a systematic review. Environment International. · 2. Panagopoulos, D. J., Karabarbounis, A., Yakymenko, I. & Chrousos, G. P. (2021). Human-made electromagnetic fields: Ion forced-oscillation and voltage-gated ion channel dysfunction, oxidative stress and DNA damage (Review). International Journal of Oncology 59, 92.

Is wifi dangerous for sleep?
There is no established scientific consensus that home wifi, at the intensities typical of a household, is dangerous for sleep — bodies such as ICNIRP consider current levels safe against known thermal effects. It is an active research area regarding possible long-term non-thermal effects, with data still inconclusive (see the previous question). What does have stronger support in relation to sleep quality is dirty electricity and the bedroom's light quality , which is why I assess the whole environment, not just the router.
How much does an electromagnetic pollution assessment cost in Andalusia?
The Essential Assessment costs €363, VAT included, for 3 rooms (living room, kitchen and bedroom). The Sleep Assessment (bedrooms only) starts at €340, VAT included. The Comprehensive Home Study costs a minimum of €660 (up to 80 m²) and €8.25/m² above that, VAT included; the before-and-after SPIRO verification is a €240 add-on. Travel: €20 per 30 minutes of one-way travel; the return trip is included.
How long does the visit take, and when do I receive the report?
The visit lasts 2 to 4 hours depending on the type of service. If you book the SPIRO verification, there is a second visit at least 24 hours after it has been applied. The report is delivered within 48 to 72 hours.
What is the difference between shielding and using SPIRO?
Shielding blocks the signal (including wifi/mobile connectivity) and also attenuates beneficial natural fields. SPIRO, according to its manufacturer, filters without blocking, letting you keep your usual connectivity.
What studies are there on SPIRO?
I've gathered on one page the technical reports and published trials on SPIRO, what its manufacturer claims, and what I observe in my field work, each with its source. SPIRO: what the manufacturer says and what we know →
Can I request an assessment of just the bedrooms?
Yes, that is exactly what the Sleep Assessment covers, including the coherence map of each bedroom through environmental bioelectrography.
Do you work outside Andalusia?
In-person visits are centred on the Costa del Sol and Seville province, with travel anywhere in Andalusia. If you're outside the area, you can start with the online assessment, available anywhere in Spain. And if we then see that measuring in person is needed, we agree on the travel.
What are the symptoms of electrohypersensitivity?
People who identify as electrosensitive most often describe headaches, fatigue, difficulty falling or staying asleep, dizziness, irritability, tingling or burning sensations on the skin, and ringing in the ears (tinnitus) — usually associated with proximity to wifi, mobile phones or electrical installations. There is currently no specific medical test to confirm it; if you suspect this may be your case, the first step is to rule out other causes with a healthcare professional, and in parallel you can ask me for an assessment of your space to get objective data about your environment.
How do I know if I am electrosensitive?
There is no single medical test that confirms it. The usual approach is to start from the symptoms (previous question) and complete the structured questionnaire of the EFEIA protocol, which captures the pattern and degree of electrosensitivity you report. That is exactly what I do in the Individual Coaching service, always alongside a medical assessment, never replacing it.
How is this different from a geobiologist or a bio-construction expert?
Classic geobiology focuses mainly on geopathic disturbances in the ground, such as faults or underground water currents. My approach starts from instrumental measurement of electric, magnetic and radiofrequency fields and light quality with calibrated equipment, complemented with environmental bioelectrography (Sputnik GDV camera), which also captures the influence of the site's geomagnetic activity in the coherence map. These are sister disciplines, and Harmos always prioritises measurable data.
Do you diagnose or treat electrohypersensitivity?
I do not diagnose or treat any medical condition: that is always the remit of a healthcare professional. What I do, within the Individual Coaching service, is a biophysical assessment of your possible degree of electrosensitivity, using the EFEIA questionnaires and GDV camera measurement, from which I set out electromagnetic hygiene and lifestyle guidelines tailored to your case. My work fits well alongside medical follow-up if you already have it. For context: a growing number of countries have begun to recognise EHS as a disability or a functional impairment attributable to the environment, although this position is neither unanimous nor adopted by every health body.1 In Spain, the courts have already ruled on one specific case: in December 2018, Social Court No. 1 of Zaragoza recognised the electrohypersensitivity of a worker as a workplace accident, a ruling later upheld by the High Court of Justice of Aragón — not a general or binding recognition for every case, but it shows that Spanish courts have already accepted this relationship in specific circumstances.2
See sources

1. Havas, M. (2019). Electrohypersensitivity (EHS) is an Environmentally-Induced Disability that Requires Immediate Attention. Journal of Scientific Discovery 3(1), jsd18020. · 2. Social Court No. 1 of Zaragoza, ruling 203/2018, of 29 June (Appeal 553/2017), upheld on appeal by the High Court of Justice of Aragón.

Tell me about your case

Tell me what you need assessed and I'll reply within 48 h with availability and next steps.

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josefunes@harmos.es · 687 704 782

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