NON-IONIZING RADIATION
Professional assessment of magnetic radiation (ELF) near electrical installations and radio frequency (RF) levels near transmission facilities. Consulting and Assessment of Non-Ionizing Radiation Non-ionizing radiation has both health and sensory effects on the human body.
Types of Non-Ionizing Radiation:
Magnetic Radiation (ELF)
Originates from electrical installations such as transformers and power lines operating at a 50Hz frequency.
Radio Frequency (RF)
Electromagnetic radiation emitted by transmitters like cellular towers and radio stations. Each type of radiation differs in its electromagnetic characteristics and effects on the human body. Israeli standards, defined by the Ministry of Environmental Protection, limit exposure levels. Accurate assessments require a deep understanding of the issue, simulations using advanced tools, and clear recommendations.
At EMC-UNIT, our experts have served as trusted safety advisors in major organizations, ensuring worker safety regarding non-ionizing radiation.
OUR SERVICES
Radiation Assessment
Evaluate exposure levels to non-ionizing radiation near electrical installations (e.g., transformers, power lines) and transmitters (e.g., cellular towers, radars, radio broadcasting stations).
Simulations and Calculations
Utilize advanced tools to match the calculation methods to the project�s accuracy requirements.
Reducing Exposure
If radiation levels exceed recommendations, we provide methods and measures to reduce exposure.
Approval Assistance
Comprehensive handling of permits for establishing or operating electrical facilities and radio transmitters in compliance with environmental regulations.
Why Us?
Radiation Assessment
Evaluate exposure levels to non-ionizing radiation near electrical installations (e.g., transformers, power lines) and transmitters (e.g., cellular towers, radars, radio broadcasting stations).
Simulations and Calculations
Utilize advanced tools to match the calculation methods to the project�s accuracy requirements.
Reducing Exposure
If radiation levels exceed recommendations, we provide methods and measures to reduce exposure.