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Wifi networks. Dangerous for health??
Hi,
Recently, I have installed a wireless router to create a network at home between 2 computers. This question to say the truth has worried me a bit because searching in the net about this question we can find a lot of opinions warning about the use of that kind of devices as hypothetical danger to the health in spite of not having one definitive conclusion, (maybe by created interests ¿?)
In my case the router I bought runs to a frequency of 2,4 Ghz. I have placed the router near of me when I work with the computer.
I have read that to 2,4 Ghz (at this frequency also runs the microwaves, but these ones are isolated in a "Faraday Cage" that avoids the exit of radiation to outside) the H20 warms up when enters -partially- by resonance with the molecule. Does this means that this frequency is dangerous to the human body?
Are there routers that irradiate to less frequency and therefore they are less dangerous for the health?
Thanks with anticipation
Regards
Hi,
Recently, I have installed a wireless router to create a network at home between 2 computers. This question to say the truth has worried me a bit because searching in the net about this question we can find a lot of opinions warning about the use of that kind of devices as hypothetical danger to the health in spite of not having one definitive conclusion, (maybe by created interests ¿?)
In my case the router I bought runs to a frequency of 2,4 Ghz. I have placed the router near of me when I work with the computer.
I have read that to 2,4 Ghz (at this frequency also runs the microwaves, but these ones are isolated in a "Faraday Cage" that avoids the exit of radiation to outside) the H20 warms up when enters -partially- by resonance with the molecule. Does this means that this frequency is dangerous to the human body?
Are there routers that irradiate to less frequency and therefore they are less dangerous for the health?
Thanks with anticipation
Regards