The 2010 ICNIRP Guidelines
| Reference Levels | 60 Hz | Units |
| Occupational | ||
| magnetic field reference levels | 10 | Gauss |
| electric field reference level | 8300 | V/m |
| basic restriction: head | 120 | mV/m |
| basic restriction: whole body | 800 | mV/m |
| General public | ||
| magnetic field reference levels | 2 | Gauss |
| electric field reference level | 4167 | V/m |
| basic restriction: head | 24 | mV/m |
| basic restriction: whole body | 400 | mV/m |
ICNIRP is the International Commission on Non-ionizing Radiation Protection. It is an internationally recognized body that sets guidelines for protection against adverse health effects of non−ionizing radiation. ICNIRP published guidelines for limiting exposure to time-varying electric and magnetic fields (1 Hz to 100 kHz). These guidelines replace the previous recommendations given by ICNIRP for this frequency range. They are derived from the current scientific knowledge as described in extensive reviews, especially those of the World Health Organization and ICNIRP.https://www.emftesting.net/about-us/
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