1. What is SAR?
The Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) of your mobile phone is the international standard that quantifies your maximum level of exposure to electromagnetic waves. This index therefore designates the greatest amount of energy that your body and head absorb when you are making a phone call. France applies the European standard which imposes a SAR of less than 2 watts per kilogram (W/kg). Displaying the SAR of mobile phones is mandatory at points of sale, in product instructions and in advertisements.
FAZUP had DAS tests carried out by the independent French laboratory EMITECH.
These comparative tests with and without the Fazup passive antenna attest to the reduction in the quantity of waves absorbed by mobile users on different phone models and different frequency bands.
2. TEST REPORTS:
Samsung J7 (SM-J710FN):
4G frequency bands: LTE800 / LTE1800 / LTE 2100 / LTE2600
3G frequency bands: WCDMA
2G frequency bands: GSM900 / GSM1800
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iPhone 5S :
4G Test
2G / 3G Test
iPhone 4S :
iPhone 4 :
Samsung S5 :
Samsung S4 :
Samsung Note 3 :
3. MEASUREMENT CONDITIONS
Conditions for producing the comparative measurement video of the waves emitted WITH and WITHOUT Fazup:
The measurement of this reduction is carried out in a controlled environment, the only valid condition for a reliable and repeatable comparative demonstration.
The characteristics of the test equipment are as follows:
- CMU200 or CMW500 (Rohde & Schwarz) = base station simulator to control the communication frequency and the transmission power of the telephone.
- HF 35C probe (Gigahertz Solutions) or CA43 (Chauvin-Arnoux) = unit of measurement: µW/m2 (surface power density) or V/m / RMS mode
IMPORTANT : Any test carried out outside of these conditions/specifications may lead to different results, presenting numerous uncertainties and thus invalidating any interpretation of the results.
The effectiveness of Fazup is scientifically proven in an independent laboratory that carried out measurements on the SAR (Specific Absorption Rate) standard, the only international standard quantifying the absorption of waves by mobile users.