Starlink jamming equipment manufactured by our factory does not emit ionizing radiation, and under standard operation it poses no radiation hazard to operators or nearby personnel when proper protocols are followed. The devices transmit non-ionizing radio-frequency (RF) electromagnetic waves, and the risk depends on power density and exposure duration. We strictly adhere to guidelines established by the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) as well as relevant military/occupational safety standards, implementing the following safety measures:
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Directional Antenna Design: Transmitted energy is concentrated in a narrow beam or defined sector, dramatically reducing power leakage to the rear and side lobes. When operators are positioned behind the antenna, exposure levels are extremely low.
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Safety Distance Mapping: Every system ships with detailed RF safety distance charts. For high-power fixed stations (above 500 W), we designate clearly marked controlled areas, and personnel are prohibited from remaining within the safety distance along the main beam.
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Hardware Safety Interlocks: An optional personnel proximity sensor can be integrated. If a human presence is detected in a hazardous zone, the system automatically reduces power or pauses transmission.
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Health Monitoring Compliance: An interface for RF personal dosimeters is available, enabling units to maintain occupational exposure records.
Unauthorized use or modification may produce abnormal radiation; our factory bears no responsibility in such cases. All operators must undergo RF safety training.
