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Easily learn your EMF exposure.

EMF Health Impact Analysis

Analyze your electromagnetic field (EMF) exposure from common devices and compare against international safety standards. Select your devices, adjust distances and usage patterns, and receive personalized health insights based on WHO and ICNIRP guidelines. Our real-time analysis helps you understand and manage your daily EMF exposure levels from sources like mobile phones, WiFi, power lines, and household appliances.

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EMF Analyzer Reports

•24 Hour Exposure
View your EMF exposure analysis across different frequency bands.

EMF Measurement Methodology

  • Inverse square/cube law field calculations
  • Time-weighted 24-hour exposure averages
  • Position-based exposure modeling
  • Multi-band frequency analysis (DC to RAD)

Scientific Standards

  • Based on ICNIRP 2020 guidelines
  • WHO exposure recommendations
  • IEEE C95.1 measurement protocols
  • Peer-reviewed EMF studies

EMF Exposure Risk Levels

Very Low: <25%Low: 25-50%Med: 50-100%High: 100-200%Excess: >200%
*EMF measurements combine verified device specifications, scientific studies, and standardized calculation methods. Results are based on typical usage patterns and standard measurement protocols, but may vary based on specific device models and environmental conditions.

References

Our models are continuously updated with the latest available research. Have feedback? Email us at [email protected]

[WHO2007] World Health Organization (2007)

"Environmental Health Criteria 238: Extremely Low Frequency Fields" WHO Press.

Source

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[EPRI2015] Electric Power Research Institute (2015)

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Source

[ICNIRP2020] International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (2020)

"Guidelines for Limiting Exposure to Electromagnetic Fields (100 kHz to 300 GHz)" Health Physics.

DOI: 10.1097/HP.0000000000001210

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