Brussels cumulative limit, publicly accessible indoor areas
f/4012.19 W/m² indoors — 0.2243 W/m² (9.19 V/m) at 900 MHz, the stricter of the two Brussels tiers, applying to homes, hotels, schools, crèches, hospitals and care homes.
Regulatorygeneral public400–2000 MHz, indoors
Last verified 12 August 2026.
- Limit value
- 99,700–499,200 µW/m²Regulatory value — legally enforceable — The range is the band edges: 0.0994 W/m² at 400 MHz to 0.4992 W/m² at 2000 MHz; at 900 MHz the ordinance gives 0.2243 W/m² = 9.19 V/m. If windows or doors to the outside are open, the outdoor values apply indoors instead. Antennas radiating between 20 and 300 GHz are prohibited unless the Government authorises them, excluding point-to-point links.sources: brussels-ordinance-2007
- Quantity
- power density
- Frequency band
- 400–2000 MHz, indoors
- Population
- general public
- Set by
- Brussels-Capital non-ionising radiation ordinance (Ordinance of 1 March 2007, as amended 2 March 2023, in force 1 May 2023)
- Kind
- Regulatory — legally enforceable
- Frequency-dependent formula
- f/4012.19 W/m² (f in MHz)
Related records
- Brussels-Capital non-ionising radiation ordinance
Brussels sets its own cumulative power-density limits for fixed transmitters — 0.5635 W/m² outdoors and 0.2243 W/m² indoors at 900 MHz — and bans public mobile antennas from 20 to 300 GHz.
Standards & frameworks
- Brussels cumulative limit, publicly accessible outdoor areas
f/1597.28 W/m² summed over all fixed transmitters — 0.5635 W/m² (14.57 V/m) at 900 MHz, about a tenth of the EU reference level in power terms.
Exposure limits
Sources
- brussels-ordinance-2007 Ordonnance du 1er mars 2007 relative à la protection de l'environnement contre les éventuels effets nocifs et nuisances provoqués par les radiations non ionisantes (texte coordonné, art. 3) — Région de Bruxelles-Capitale, Moniteur belge / Justel, 2007. regulation, link checked 2026-08-12.
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