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The SARAD Radon Scout Everywhere is an advanced radon monitoring solution that offers seamless local and remote monitoring capabilities.

As the continued expansion of the 5G cell phone and internet network continues to grow, so does the demand for accurate EMF monitoring assessments of broadband EMF in the vicinity of cell base towers.

As our societies grow, so does the demand for developing power sources and supporting transmission lines to power these communities. However, as these industries evolve, so do the risks for EMF over-exposure for line workers, which is becoming an increasing concern.

Core gamma logging is a critical technique in the oil and gas industry, providing valuable insights into subsurface geology without extensive drilling.

The emergence of Industry 4.0 essentially means an enhanced communications network capturing data from a range of elements throughout a built-up environment. All of these systems feed data to their own individual networks intended to capture user data to improve services and products. For cities, this can be 5g networks to connect phone users, LoRa networks relaying telemetry from share economy e-scooters, and other wireless protocols to enable commerce and infrastructure.

Wavecontrol is saying goodbye to the original SMP EMF meter model. Starting October 17th, 2024, it will no longer provide service or support for this model.

There are regulatory requirements that apply to all electrical equipment manufactured and imported in Australia before you can sell them locally. Failure to do so can result in formal warnings, penalties, or your product being rejected for local sale altogether.

Join the Wavecontrol Team next week, on Thursday, 11th of November, to learn about the latest from Wavecontrol EMF monitoring tools, the MonitEM-IoT.

At the Radon Symposium conducted by the ARPS 2024 Conference, ADM learnt that  Persons Conducting a Business or Undertaking (PCBU) in Australia are to take mitigation actions in the workplace, if naturally occurring radon concentration levels fall between 200 Bq/m3 and 1000 Bq/m3, or higher.

Radiation is part of our everyday lives, and humans are subjected to varying amounts of it from natural sources – the sun, food, and water we take, as well as the air that we breathe. In fact, our own bodies emit naturally occurring radioactive elements from bones to tissues and muscles.