5G EMR Safety Evaluation and Testing

In 2020, countries around the world began implementing 5G mobile communication services. Hong Kong launched its 5G technology as early as April 2020, significantly enhancing data transmission speeds and exponentially increasing the number of transmission base stations. Consequently, the safety of 5G radiation has garnered significant attention. To ensure the safety of electromagnetic environments, it is crucial to reassess electromagnetic radiation (EMR) in key areas such as company offices, private residences, and public spaces. This reassessment aims to alleviate concerns about the health impacts of radiation emitted by 5G base stations or mobile devices.

To meet the growing market demand for 5G electromagnetic field radiation (EMR) safety testing, JJR has invested in the latest testing equipment to provide professional and accurate testing services.

Our 5G On-Site Electromagnetic Field / Electromagnetic Radiation (EMF/EMR) Testing Services Adhere to the Following Guidelines and Standards:

- World Health Organization ICNIRP Guidelines

- EN 50413

- EN 50492

- EN 62311

Electromagnetic Radiation (EMR) Testing for Electrical and Electronic Products

With the increasing use of electronic and electrical products, public concerns about electromagnetic radiation have also risen. The most rapidly growing and prevalent exposure we face today is to electromagnetic fields / electromagnetic radiation (EMF/EMR). In our daily lives, we are constantly exposed to EMF/EMR emissions from various sources such as radio transmissions, wireless networks, anti-theft systems, medical devices, household appliances, and mobile phones.

Research indicates that exposure to EMF/EMR above certain levels can adversely affect health and may pose potential safety and health hazards. As a result, most countries and regions globally have mandatory EMF/EMR regulations to protect public health. JJR offers on-site EMF/EMR testing services for daily living or working environments to ensure compliance with legal requirements and minimize potential health risks.

European Standards

- EN 50413

- EN 50492

- EN 50364

- EN 62311

- EN 62369-1

- en 62479

- EN 62493

- ICNIRP Guidelines

- SBM-2015

China's JJR Laboratory is an IEC 17025 accredited institution. For inquiries, please contact us.