EMF COMP

Telecommunications

Antennas are built to radiate. Stand close to one and the radiofrequency (RF) field can be strong enough to matter.

Rooftops, towers and transmitter halls put people close to base stations, broadcast transmitters and radar. Riggers, engineers and roofers all need to know where it is safe to work. We measure the RF fields, compare them with the ICNIRP and CEMFAW limits, and mark out exactly where the exclusion zones should be. Where a probe can’t give the answer, we calculate it. You get a fixed fee before we start and a clear report at the end. Chartered, independent, award-winning. Get in touch for a free consultation.

 

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Dr Richard Findlay

Leaders in RF Assessment

We have worked in telecoms for decades. We measure the fields around base stations and radio and TV transmitters. We calculate the field an antenna will produce before it is switched on. And we model SAR, the rate at which a worker’s body absorbs radio energy. Whatever the site, you deal directly with a Chartered Radiation Protection Professional.

Premium Assessment Experience

Long-wave radio stations. Radar installations. Satellite ground stations. We have assessed them all. Our founder, Dr Richard Findlay, has more than 30 years in electromagnetic safety and over twenty peer-reviewed scientific papers to his name. He is a Fellow of the Society for Radiological Protection and past Chair of its EMF Safety Committee. He also co-wrote the European Commission’s practical guide to the EMF Directive, the law behind the UK Regulations.

High Field Sources in The Telecommunications Sector

Sources of strong electromagnetic fields in the energy sector include:

  • Base station antenna arrays
  • TV towers
  • High power radio transmitters
  • Phone masts
  • Radar arrays
  • Rectifiers
  • Rooftop transmitters

Space Age Technology

Our modelling techniques were developed with support from the European Space Agency’s Business Incubation Centre. That means we can answer questions a probe can’t: the field inside the body, or around an antenna that has not been built yet. Get in touch today for a free, no-obligation consultation.

An Introduction to The EMF Regulations

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Electromagnetic Fields: An Introduction

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Modelling Electromagnetic Fields: Human Computer Models

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The UK’s EMF Regulations: Implementation Date 01 July 2016

The EMF Regulations, aimed at protecting workers from adverse health effects caused by exposure to electromagnetic fields, came into force on the 1...

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