Smart Meters - Public Service Commission

and testes from instantaneous peak power from smart meter exposures, yet
relevant documents identify how much more vulnerable these organs are,
and the need for such safety limits to protect the eyes and testes.
No Baseline RF Assessment
Smart meter and collector meter installation are taking place in an
information vacuum. FCC compliance testing takes place in an environment
free of other sources of RF, quite unlike typical urban and some rural
environments. There is no assessment of baseline RF conditions already
present (from AM, FM, television and wireless communication facilities
(cell towers), emergency and dispatch wireless, ham radio and other
involuntary RF sources. Countless properties already have elevated RF
exposures from sources outside their own control.
Consumers may also have already increased their exposures to
radiofrequency radiation in the home through the voluntary use of wireless
devices (cell and cordless phones), PDAs like BlackBerry and iPhones,
wireless routers for wireless internet access, wireless home security systems,
wireless baby surveillance (baby monitors), and other emerging wireless
applications.
Neither the FCC, the CPUC, the utility nor the consumer know what portion
of the allowable public safety limit is already being used up or pre-empted
by RF from other sources already present in the particular location a smart
meter may be installed and operated.
Consumers, for whatever personal reason, choice or necessity who have