As per the opinion of RF safety Solutions expert - which is stated below .
The major concern over exposure to RF energy is heating of the human body. Workers who climb cellular towers and get very close to cellular and other wireless services antennas must take care not to be exposed to excessive levels of RF energy , which is the reason that most companies require that workers who climb towers complete RF safety training. This is where expert explain to the readers the danger areas around such antennas . As per the opinion of expert " You are perfectly safe and can remain in any area providing that the bottom of the antenna is at least 2 feet above your head. "
Cellular antennas have extremely little energy directed downward - that would simply be a waste of energy . Once the energy is just few feet from the antenna , it begins to spread out in two dimensions , so the energy level drops off dramatically with distance . The energy level 100 feet from an antenna is only 1 percent of the energy level 10 feet from the antenna.
I do not agree fully .
K . Mitra
EFCTN.
More in next Blog.
The major concern over exposure to RF energy is heating of the human body. Workers who climb cellular towers and get very close to cellular and other wireless services antennas must take care not to be exposed to excessive levels of RF energy , which is the reason that most companies require that workers who climb towers complete RF safety training. This is where expert explain to the readers the danger areas around such antennas . As per the opinion of expert " You are perfectly safe and can remain in any area providing that the bottom of the antenna is at least 2 feet above your head. "
Cellular antennas have extremely little energy directed downward - that would simply be a waste of energy . Once the energy is just few feet from the antenna , it begins to spread out in two dimensions , so the energy level drops off dramatically with distance . The energy level 100 feet from an antenna is only 1 percent of the energy level 10 feet from the antenna.
I do not agree fully .
K . Mitra
EFCTN.
More in next Blog.
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