When specifying maximum levels of exposure to RF fields, which two basic situations does Safety Code 6 cover?

Safety Code 6 evaluates human exposure to radiofrequency (RF) fields based on two distinct environments: controlled and uncontrolled. A controlled environment is typically a workplace or location where people are aware of their potential RF exposure and can take steps to mitigate it. An uncontrolled environment refers to public spaces where individuals have no knowledge or control over their exposure, meaning the safety limits must be much stricter. Distractors such as commercial versus private, or fixed versus portable, do not define the safety limits in the code. The environment's level of control and the awareness of the people within it dictate the acceptable exposure levels.