Understanding EMF

EMF stands for electromagnetic field. EMFs are associated with electrical systems, electronic equipment and wireless technologies. Electromagnetic radiation refers to energy that travels through space as electromagnetic waves.

Everyday Sources Of EMF

Mobile phones
Wi-Fi routers
Wireless devices
Laptops and computers
Smart televisions
Mobile and telecom infrastructure
Electrical and electronic equipment

Average radiation contribution by everyday devices:

<1% Electrical equipment
5-7% Laptops
5-10% Wireless devices
10-15% Wi-Fi routers
20-25% Mobile phones
40-45% Telecom towers

What Shapes Your Electromagnetic Environment

EMF levels can vary depending on the source, distance, frequency, equipment, building construction, and surrounding environment. That is why measurement matters. It gives us a clearer understanding of the electromagnetic environment at specific locations.

Measurement Brings Clarity

We use appropriate instruments and methods to measure relevant electromagnetic fields. These measurements help us understand the environment and identify relevant sources. A measurement describes the electromagnetic environment; it is not, by itself, a diagnosis of a health condition.

EMF & EMR

EMF is the broader term for electromagnetic fields, while EMR commonly refers to electromagnetic radiation. We use the terminology appropriate to the specific source, measurement, and technical context.

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