What are the hazards of signal towers to the human body?

With the continuous development of technology, people are becoming more and more dependent on digital products. The mobile phone has become an indispensable daily necessity. The strength of a cell phone signal depends on how far away the signal tower is. Some signal towers are closer to residential areas. Does anyone want to know the harm that signal towers can do to the human body? Would it be more harmful to the human body if people made phone calls near a signal tower? Next, let’s take a closer look at whether signal towers are harmful to the human body.

Currently science cannot explain the relationship between long-term radiation exposure and cancer, and cannot provide relevant evidence. What can be explained clearly is that the maximum transmission power of the antenna of a mobile signal transmitter (base station) is 20 watts, the transmission frequency is 900 MHz (or 1800 MHz), and when it reaches the human body, it is generally in the milliwatt range; the maximum transmission power of a mobile phone is 2 watts. When using a mobile phone, the radiation you receive from it is much greater than from a base station.

There is radiation, but it is within national safety standards and will not have any adverse effects on the human body. The transmission towers of communication facilities are all built with the approval of the local Environmental Protection Bureau. Their power is very small, below 200mW, and they are basically harmless to humans.

Experts say that although the term electromagnetic radiation pollution seems a bit unfamiliar, it is very common in our lives. Pollution sources that can produce electromagnetic radiation pollution are everywhere, including TV and radio transmission towers, radar stations, communication transmission stations, substations, high-voltage power lines, computers, mobile phones, microwave ovens, induction cookers, and even the subway trains we take can all produce electromagnetic radiation pollution.

Experts told us that some cities have built TV towers. Because the TV towers are several hundred meters high, the radiation area has exceeded the height of residential houses and basically has no impact on the health of citizens. Some high-rise buildings are equipped with antennas, such as parabolic antennas, mobile phone base stations and paging station antennas. These antennas have limited power and are controlled by the local radio management committee, so they have little impact on residents.

The above is a detailed introduction to whether signal towers are harmful to the human body and what the hazards are. I believe that some people who often make calls or live near signal towers have a better understanding of this. It is recommended that people keep the phone away from their ears as much as possible when using their mobile phones, rather than close to their ears. This can also effectively avoid the radiation intensity of the signal.