MPE

FCC ID: DO4WRTZ1000

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                                   ATTACHMENT B to File No.: T34121-01-00HU

                                       Maximum permissible exposure (MPE)
                                  Model: WRTZ - 1000 and Antenna Type No. 520 10073


1.1
For test instruments and accessories used see section 6 Part CPC 2.
1.1.1   Description of the test location

Test location:                AREA4

1.1.2   Applicable standard

According to FCC Part 15, Section 15.247(i):
Systems operating under the provisions of this section shall be operated in a manner that the public is not exposed
to radio frequency energy levels in excess of the Commission’s guidelines.
The test methods used comply with ANSI/IEEE C95.1, “IEEE Standard for Safety Levels with respect to Human
Exposure to Radio Frequency Electromagnetic Fields, 3 kHz to 300 GHz”.
This test report shows the compliance with the limits for Maximum Permissible Exposure (MPE) specified in
FCC Part 1, Section 1.1310 and the criteria to evaluate the environmental impact of human exposure to radio-
frequency (RF) radiation as specified in FCC Part 1, Section 1.1307(b).

1.1.3   Description of Measurement

The maximum total power input to the antenna has been measured conducted as described in clause 5.3 of this
document. Through the Friis transmission formula, the known maximum gain of the antenna and the maximum
power, the MPE can be calculated in a defined distance away from the product.


                                       Pout * G
Friis transmission formula: Pd =
                                      4*Π *r2
where

Pd =power density (mW/cm2)
Pout = output power to antenna (mW)
G = gain of antenna (linear scale)
r = distance between antenna and observation point (cm)




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                                    ATTACHMENT B to File No.: T34121-01-00HU
1.1.4    Test result

         Power setting 30 dBm
         Antenna gain 8.2 dBic (5.2 dBi)

   Channel      Frequency         Max power output to            Antenna gain        Cable loss Power density              Limit of power
     No.                                antenna                                                                               density
                  (MHz)           (dBm)        (mW)                    (dBi)             (dB)           (mW/cm2)             (mW/cm2)
         1        902.75           28.3       676.1                     5.2               1.0             0.354                0.602
        25        914.75           28.0       631.0                     5.2               1.0             0.330                0.610
        50        927.25           27.4       549.5                     5.2               1.0             0.288                0.618


Limits for maximum permissible exposure (MPE):

         Frequency                Electric Field          Magnetic Field        Power Density                        Averaging Time
           Range                    Strength                Strength              (mW/cm2)                             (minutes)
           (MHz)                     (V/m)                   (A/m)
                                  (B) Limits for General Population / Uncontrolled Exposure
     0.3 – 3.0                         614                    1.63                    100                                     30
     3.0 – 30                         824/f                  2.19/f                 180/ f2                                   30
     30 - 300                         27.5                   0.073                    0.2                                     30
     300-1500                           ---                    ---                  f/1500                                    30
     1500-100000                        ---                    ---                    1.0                                     30
   f = Frequency (MHz)


According to FCC Rules 47CFR 2.1093(b) the EUT is not a portable device. The EUT is designed to be used that
radiating structures are more than 20 cm outside of the body of the user. (r = 20 cm).

Note: The manufacturer shall state in the manual the minimum cable length for each antenna. Aditionally this shall
be stated on the label of the EuT.

The requirements are FULFILLED.


Remarks:




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Document Modified: 2010-04-21 08:10:51

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