Product category: Compliance Engineering
News Release from: National Physical Laboratory | Subject: Radiation monitor calibration
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 5 March 2007
Service keeps radiation
monitors up to scratch
Calibration service ensures hazard monitors provide consistent and accurate readings
In April 2008, an EMF radiation safety directive to protect employees in the workplace will become law in the UK. Nonionising radiation hazard monitors, used to assess health risks from radar installations, do not always provide accurate readings and can read up to ten times higher than they should when used.
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The National Physical Laboratory (NPL) has launched a unique calibration service to help UK businesses comply with the directive by ensuring that hazard monitors provide consistent and accurate readings.
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