SafeOne personal RF monitor detects RF sources, field strength
Aug 7, 2008 8:00 AM
LBA Technology’s new SafeOne personal RF monitor is about the size of a cell phone.
LBA Technology has unveiled the SafeOne personal RF monitor to provide an effective and economical way to monitor the strength of electromagnetic (RF) fields from mobile phone towers, radio and television installations, high frequency welders, and other common workplace RF sources between 10MHz and 10,000MHz.
The personal RF monitor can help workers remain in compliance of FCC, OSHA and other safe workplace requirements. The monitor is a solution for tower climbers, radio technicians and anyone else that works in the vicinity of radio antennas and devices.
The monitor provides an audio and visual warning when the OSHA and ICNIRP limit is exceeded on the wearer's body. It immediately alerts them to high frequency radiation fields that could be a health hazard. SafeOne gives an approximate value of RF strength.
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