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guarantee the protection for all the people regardless of
age and state of health. These guidelines use the unit of
measure called Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) – specific
absorption coefficient. The limit value of SAR specified by
ICNIRP for portable devices is 2,0 W/kg but it is the value
averaged for 10 grams of tissue. The SAR value is
measured in standard conditions of device operation, with
the highest transmitting power and in entire range of
analyzed frequencies. The real SAR of value may be
considerably lower than the maximum one, because the
device is designed so that to use only the minimum
transmitting power required to providing the connection
with the network.
In the case of this model the highest measured SAR value
is 0,529 -10g(W/Kg).
SAR values may also differ depending on domestic
requirements of reporting and testing and on the frequency
band in a given network.
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