Pro exit emf
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is EMF?
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EMF stands for electromagnetic fields, which are invisible areas of energy produced by electrical devices and wireless communication. While low-level exposure is common, prolonged or high exposure may cause health concerns, making awareness and protection important.
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Is EMF harmful to health?
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We simplify EMF knowledge, provide educational resources like guides and videos, and offer high-quality shielding products to reduce your exposure effectively.
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What is the difference between low- and high-frequency EMF?
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- Low frequency (ELF): Comes from the power grid (50/60 Hz wiring, appliances).
- High frequency (RF): Comes from wireless technology (mobile towers, WiFi, Bluetooth, 5G).
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Can exposure be reduced?
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Yes, with simple steps:
- Switch off WiFi at night.
- Use wired connections where possible.
- Keep distance from strong sources (e.g., don’t sleep right next to a router).
- Use shielding materials/products where needed.
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What do authorities say, and what are the limits?
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International organizations (WHO/ICNIRP) have set exposure limits for the general public:
- Low-frequency fields (50 Hz, power grid): 200 microtesla (µT).
- Radiofrequency (mobile, WiFi, 5G): Maximum 10 W/m² (≈ 61 V/m) for continuous exposure.
Most countries, follow these guidelines, though discussions continue on whether lower values should be recommended as a precaution.