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What Does EU Decision 2026/2003 Mean for RF-EMF Exposure? The European Commission adopted Implementing Decision (EU) 2026/2003 on 4 September 2026. It was published in the Official Journal of the European Union on 7 September 2026. The decision updates the EU’s list of harmonised standards for radio equipment. Commission Implementing Decision (EU) 2026/2003 One relevant...
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Metal Components in Body-Worn Accessories: Smartphone Compliance Guidance Could the metal components in your phone case or belt clip matter for RF-exposure compliance? Many users know the recommended distance between a smartphone and the body. But what about metal in phone cases and other accessories? Why Do Some Smartphone Manufacturers Issue This Warning? Some smartphone...
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Children and Toys Children and toys are a natural combination, and mandatory safety standards and regulations are intended to reduce the risk of injury from electric toys and other electrical products for children. However, it is still important for parents and caregivers to understand potential hazards and supervise children appropriately. . Published by EMFSA |...
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Malfunctioning electrical infrastructure can pose serious fire hazards, especially in renewable energy systems, energy storage, and power transmission. From faulty solar installations and lithium-ion battery fires to smart meter failures and high-voltage transmission line sparks, electrical faults have been linked to devastating fires. Understanding these risks and implementing proper safety measures—such as regular maintenance, high-quality...
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