Rf Radiation Information - Baofeng DM-5R User Manual

RF radiation information

This product is intended for professional applications that meet
RF radiation requirements. Users must be aware of the hazards
of RF radiation and take appropriate measures to meet the
requirements of RF radiation limit.
Common sense in RF radiation
RF refers to the electromagnetic frequency that can be radiated
into space. It is a technology widely used in the fields of
communication, medical treatment and food processing. It will
produce some RF radiation in the course of use.
Control and operating instructions of RF radiation
In order to maximize the performance of the product and to
ensure compliance with the radiation limits in the relevant
occupational or controlled environment of the above criteria, the
sending time shall not exceed 50% of the rated factor and shall
follow the instructions below:
• RF radiation is generated only during transmission (speech)
rather than reception (listening) and standby.
• The distance between the terminal and the body during
transmission should be at least 2.5 cm.
To users
RF radiation information
This product is intended for professional applications that meet
RF radiation requirements. Users must be aware of the hazards
of RF radiation and take appropriate measures to meet the
requirements of RF radiation limit.
Common sense in RF radiation
RF refers to the electromagnetic frequency that can be radiated
into space. It is a technology widely used in the fields of
communication, medical treatment and food processing. It will
produce some RF radiation in the course of use.
Control and operating instructions of RF radiation
In order to maximize the performance of the product and to
ensure compliance with the radiation limits in the relevant
occupational or controlled environment of the above criteria, the
sending time shall not exceed 50% of the rated factor and shall
follow the instructions below:
• RF radiation is generated only during transmission (speech)
rather than reception (listening) and standby.
• The distance between the terminal and the body during
transmission should be at least 2.5 cm.