Smart Meters - Public Service Commission

Power transmitters installed on appliances (perhaps 10-15 of
them per home) and each one is a radiofrequency radiation
transmitter.
• How can the FCC certify a system that has an unknown number of
such transmitters per home, with no information on where they are
placed?
• Where people with medical/metal implants are present?
(Americans with Disabilities Act protects rights)
5) What assessment has been done to determine what pre-existing
conditions of RF exposure are already present. On what basis can
compliance for the family inside the residence be assured, when there
is no verification of what other RF sources exist on private property?
How is the problem of cumulative RF exposure properly assessed
(wireless routers, wireless laptops, cell phones, PDAs, DECT or
other active-base cordless phone systems, home security systems,
baby monitors, contribution of AM, FM, television, nearby cell
towers, etc).
6) What is the cumulative RF emissions worst-case profile? Is this
estimate in compliance?
7) What study has been done for people with metal implants* who
require protection under Americans with Disabilities Act? What is
known about how metal implants can intensity RF, heat tissue and
result in adverse effects below RF levels allowed for the general
public. What is known about electromagnetic interference (EMI)