According to Karl Riley the magnetic field strength (technically "flux density") coming from a single line source is proportional to the current. The field weakens with distances, but only directly with distance (twice the distance , one half the field strength).
There is a simplified formula 2i /r=B where i is current, r is distance and B is magnetic field.
Other than looks in the bedroom the panel should be far enough away on the other side of the room.
There is a simplified formula 2i /r=B where i is current, r is distance and B is magnetic field.
Other than looks in the bedroom the panel should be far enough away on the other side of the room.
