I have a meter I use whenever I have a question on placement of components, in my system. It is the "Trifield" meter. I've found it very useful for measuring magnetic field radiation, especially for gear with large transformers. I have (2) Platinum power line conditioners. These each have a 2.5 KV transformer. I used to just place one on the bottom of my equipment rack.
When I got this meter, I measured the magnetic field above the conditioner. It measured 100 milligauss directly above the conditioner, and the measurement dropped off slowly until past 24" above the conditioner,
where it dropped off to almost zero milligauss. All I do now is place the Platinum power next to my rack, the magnetic field is not present off to the side of the conditioner.....
I should mention this meter became very popular for consumers concerned about electric radiation from "Smart" electric meters, etc. I payed $100.00 for mine. Here's a link:
https://www.google.com/search?q=tri...la:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&channel=sb