Smart Meters - Public Service Commission

• Tables 1-2 show radiofrequency radiation (RF) levels at 6” (to
represent a possible face exposure). These are data tables.
• Tables 3-4 show RF levels at 11” (to represent a possible
nursery/bedroom exposure). These are data tables.
• Tables 5-6 show RF levels at 28” to represent a possible kitchen
work space exposure. These are data tables.
• Tables 7-9 show the distance to the FCC violation level for timeweighted
average limits and for peak power limits (in inches). These
are data tables.
• Tables 10-15 show where FCC violations may occur at the face, in
the nursery or in the kitchen scenarios. These are colored tables
highlighting where FCC violations may occur under all scenarios.
• Tables 16-29 show comparisons of smart meter RF levels with
studies that report adverse health impacts from low-intensity, chronic
exposure to similar RF exposures. These are colored tables
highlighting where smart meter RF levels exceed levels associated
with adverse health impacts in published scientific studies.
• Tables 30-31 show RF levels in comparison to Medtronics advisory
limit for MRI exposures to radiofrequency radiation at 0.1 W/Kg or
about 250 uW/cm2. These are colored tables highlighting where smart
meter RF levels may exceed those recommended for RF exposure.
• Tables 32-33 show RF levels from smart meters in comparison to
the BioInitiative Report recommendation of 0.1 uW/cm2 for chronic
exposure to pulsed radiofrequency radiation.
Findings
RF levels from the various scenarios depicting normal installation and