Mast for Broadband and Landline phones.

Does anyone have any information..............proven..............................about emissions from Broadband and Landline telephone mast?  Mast uses Motorola Canopy System and uses 5GHz banding.                     Have had reassurence that this is no danger to persons even in close proximity.....have research all over net, including World Health Organisation and can only fine one detrimental site but that is by a German Company who sell insulation stuff and measuring guns.

Just thought some forum member may have some knowledge of all this....................the Mast is a Community think for our Community and I wouldn't like it to become a problem.

Many thanks. Take care. Keep calm.

Someone must have a view on this subject at least!!!!!!!!!!!

I am desperate for a bit of help here...........................please........................pretty please.

The only danger I can see is if there is a workman up the mast that can see me subathing in the nude on my terrace!

Sorry KarenSun, not hijacking your valid thread, just a jest, but will bring your query "to the top" and hopefully someone knowledgeable will respond.

Personally though, I do not think there is any danger to health unless it is a MOBILE transmitter.

I have not seen any docu

mented concerns about broadband or landline phone transmissions.

The question here is how the radio waves? are transmitted.

If it is in the same format as mobile phones, then maybe there is a concern?

Not sure, not an expert, just my thoughts.

Kind regards,

i work for a company that has in the past used this moto stuff,and to be honest the only fear you should have is the guys

working on it watching you,but again these guys are harmless too

Thanks peoples, for your replies.    Personally, I am not at all concerned about the mast, but one other person seems to be and despite all the reassurances, doesn't seem to want to be reassured!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The mast is NOT a mobile phone mast, just uses the Motorola Canopy System ( 5GHz banding ) and is for broadband and landline phones.

If anyone else out there has any more info, I would be grateful to hear about it.   Thanks.