ATG LC15 / ATG LC30 / ATG MAX – Geomagnetic Polarity Inverter Against Wall Dampness

🏠 Geomagnetic Polarity Inverters – ATG LC15 / ATG LC30 / ATG MAX

Wall Drying Without Electricity – A Natural Solution Against Damp and Rising Moisture

🌿 A Passive Technology for Long-Term Moisture Control

Moist walls are often caused by rising damp: water from the ground naturally travels upward through porous materials (stone, brick, concrete), leading to blistering, mold, saltpeter, and thermal discomfort.

The geomagnetic devices ATG LC15, LC30, and MAX counter this phenomenon by inverting the magnetic field polarity within the walls. No wiring required – they operate fully autonomously, without electricity, waves, or maintenance.

⚙️ How Does It Work?

Walls naturally generate a potential difference that encourages moisture to rise. ATG devices capture this magnetic field and emit a reversed geomagnetic counter-field.

As a result, water stops rising, and the walls gradually dry through natural evaporation.

✅ Shared Advantages of All 3 Models

• Fully autonomous – no power or batteries required

• No electromagnetic radiation

• Easy, fast installation – no renovation work

• No drilling or wall alteration

• Silent, vibration-free, maintenance-free

• Ideal for homes and historic buildings

• Made in France – 10-year warranty

• Supplied with installation guide and usage recommendations

📘 User Manuals

User Manual ATG LC15
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User Manual ATG LC30
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User Manual ATG MAX
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📏 Technical Specifications

ATG LC15

• Action radius: 7.5 meters

• Coverage diameter: 15 meters

• Format: compact cylindrical unit

• Wall installation with double-sided adhesive

• Mounting height: 1.5 to 2.0 meters, at least 1.5 m from any electric device

• Oriented toward magnetic north

• Passive operation, no power required

ATG LC30

• Action radius: 15 meters

• Coverage diameter: 30 meters

• Format: standard cylindrical unit

• Same installation guidelines as LC15

• Passive operation, no power required

ATG MAX

• Action radius: 30 meters

• Coverage diameter: 60 meters

• Format: reinforced casing for large spaces

• Same installation and orientation rules

• Passive operation, no power required

🛠️ Shelf or Cabinet Installation (Under Conditions)

The ATG device may be placed on a shelf or inside a cabinet (e.g., closet, cupboard) on the ground floor, if the following conditions are met:

• The furniture must be stable and fixed to avoid vibration or movement

• The unit must be firmly secured using strong double-sided adhesive or a stable support

• It must be positioned 1.5 to 2.0 meters above ground level

• It must be located more than 1.5 meters away from any electrical source (excluding standard wall outlets)

• It must be oriented toward magnetic north (use a compass or app)

📌 Do not move the device once installed.

👉 It is not necessary to place it directly on a damp wall. Installation at the center of the home or treatment area is often the most effective, allowing better distribution of the geomagnetic field.

🎯 Expected Results

Initial effects are usually visible within 18 to 24 months after installation. As the wall dries, it regains its natural insulation properties.

🧱 Tips for Optimal Drying Results

1. Remove Film-Forming Coatings

Scrape off plastic paints, waterproof renders or other sealed coatings about 10–20 cm above the affected area. This allows the wall to breathe and release moisture.

2. Ensure Proper Ventilation

Improve air circulation:

• Functional mechanical ventilation system (VMC) or window ventilators

• Door undercuts: 1.5 cm in dry rooms, 2 cm in humid rooms

• Window air inlets if necessary

3. Restore the Walls After Drying

Once dry:

• Brush off hygroscopic salts on the surface

• Re-plaster with lime-based render and anti-salt additive

4. Install Drainage if Needed

In case of lateral infiltration or hydrostatic pressure, perimeter drainage may be necessary to divert groundwater from foundations.

⚠️ What This Device Does Not Treat

ATG polarity inverters are not designed to address:

• Water infiltrations from cracks, gutters, roofs, or damaged masonry

• Damage caused by flooding or plumbing leaks

• Existing mold on surfaces (must be cleaned separately)