10% of cell sites violate rules meant to limit RF radiation

With the exponential growth of the wireless industry, and ever increasing demands for signal capacity and coverage comes the consequence of having over 300,000 cell sites around the United States.



Cell sites are no longer stand-alone towers in remote areas, blasting radio frequencies (RF) across large areas of land. Even then though, there were rules about power management of these towers to that the radio waves would not be cause for any health concerns to the general public.



Nowadays though, to accommodate better coverage and network integrity expected and demanded by customers, ...