20. SAR information
This model meets international guidelines concerning radio
waves effects. This device is a radio wave transmitter and
receiver. It is designed so as not to exceed the limits of
radio waves effects recommended by the international
guidelines. These guidelines have been developed by an
independent scientific organization, ICNIRP, taking into
consideration safety margin in order to guarantee security
to all persons regardless of age and health condition.
These guidelines use a unit of measurement called
Specific Absorbtion Rate (SAR).
The SAR limit value specified by ICNIRP for portable
devices is 2,0 W/kg. The SAR value is measured at the
greatest transmitting power, the actual value during
operation of the device is usually lower than the above
level. It results from automatic changes in the power level
of the device, in order to ensure that the device uses only
the minimum required to connect with a network.
Although differences in the SAR coefficient value may
occur in various phone models, and even in various
positions of use – they are all consistent with the
regulations related to safe radiation level.
World Health Organization has stated that current studies
have proved that there is no need to use any special
restrictions in using mobile devices. It should be also
mentioned, that to reduce any radiation impact, the
duration of calls should be limited or the earphone or
loudspeaker set during a call should be used, or the phone
should not be kept near the body or head.
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