The strength of an electric field is represented by Newton per Coulomb or Volts per Meter.

An electric field is expressed in Newtons per Coulomb when in SI units.

Set preventive thresholds for levels of long-term exposure to microwaves in all indoor areas, in accordance with the precautionary principle, not exceeding 0.6 volts per metre, and in the medium term to reduce it to 0.2 volts per metre

set preventive thresholds for levels of long-term exposure to microwaves in all indoor areas in Wales, in accordance with the precautionary principle, not exceeding 0.6 volts per metre, and in the medium term to reduce it to 0.2 volts per metre.

Set preventive thresholds for levels of long-term exposure to microwaves in all indoor areas, in accordance with the precautionary principle, not exceeding 0.6 volts per metre, and in the medium term to reduce it to 0.2 Volts per metre.

Set preventive thresholds for levels of long-term exposure to microwaves in all indoor areas, in accordance with the precautionary principle, not exceeding 0.6 volts per metre, and in the medium term to reduce it to 0.2 volts per metre

set preventive thresholds for levels of long-term exposure to microwaves in all indoor areas, in accordance with the precautionary principle, not exceeding 0.6 volts per metre, and in the medium term to reduce it to 0.2 volts per metre;

8.2.1. set preventive thresholds for levels of long-term exposure to microwaves in all indoor areas, in accordance with the precautionary principle, not exceeding 0.6 volts per metre, and in the medium term to reduce it to 0.2 volts per metre;

Peter Schlegel, ETH engineer, and representatives of electrohypersentivie persons (EHS) want to have only 1.5 volts per meter measurement in homes for WLAN (Wi-Fi).

The French website cartoradio.fr allows national users to compare ambient exposure in a densely populate area to that of a more isolate area, generally measured in volts per meter.

According to a study carried out in France on exposure to waves, all measured exposure levels are lower than the regulatory limit values, ie a threshold of 0.6 volts per meter.

Thereof, aimed at a threshold of exposure “as low as reasonably possible” would have led – in accordance with the recommendation of the Council of Europe – to set to 0.6 volts per meter (V / m) the limit regulatory.

Although Switzerland currently has a legal electrosmog limit of 4 or 6 volts per meter for mobile telephony and regulations for power lines, electric railways, mobile phone antennas, radio and TV or radar, private sources are not recorded.

Thereof, aimed at a threshold of exposure “as low as reasonably possible” would have led – in accordance with the recommendation of the Council of Europe – to set to 0.6 volts per meter (V / m) the limit regulatory.

Thereof, aimed at a threshold of exposure “as low as reasonably possible” would have led – in accordance with the recommendation of the Council of Europe – to set to 0.6 volts per meter (V / m) the limit regulatory.