Global EMF Regulations
Compare electromagnetic field exposure limits across countries. See how the same measurement compares to different national standards.
Compare Your Measurement
Showing 10 countries
Belgium (Brussels)
(BE)Regional (strictest)
0.024 W/m²
2.45 GHz (WiFi)
Switzerland
(CH)ICNIRP (stricter)
0.1 W/m²
2.45 GHz (WiFi)
Russia
(RU)SanPiN
0.1 W/m²
2.45 GHz (WiFi)
Italy
(IT)National (stricter)
0.1 W/m²
2.45 GHz (WiFi)
China
(CN)GB 8702-2014
0.4 W/m²
2.45 GHz (WiFi)
India
(IN)ICNIRP/10
1 W/m²
2.45 GHz (WiFi)
Germany
(DE)ICNIRP 1998
10 W/m²
2.45 GHz (WiFi)
United States
(US)FCC/IEEE
10 W/m²
2.45 GHz (WiFi)
Japan
(JP)ICNIRP-based
10 W/m²
2.45 GHz (WiFi)
Australia
(AU)ICNIRP 2020
10 W/m²
2.45 GHz (WiFi)
Understanding the Data
These limits represent maximum permissible exposure levels set by each country's regulatory body. Lower values indicate stricter regulations. Most countries base their limits on ICNIRP guidelines, but some have adopted significantly stricter standards.
Data sources: ICNIRP Guidelines, WHO EMF Project, and national regulatory agencies. Last updated: 2024-12-29