Recently, more routers came into the market. The N-series (from b / g). How safe are these devices used when continuously. They are usually open positions, especially in coffee (other than real estate) left? Thanks into all. 
Do wireless routers emit EMR (electromagnetic radiation)?
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billrussell42: it's 50 or 60 Hz, in the SLF (super low frequency)...
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In view of the EMR I would say that the issue of a router is vanishingly small. The EMR would also centered around the router itself and not its reach.
All electrical and electronic devices emit electromagnetic radiation or microwave radiation somewhat, but the amount and the frequency and intensity to cause harm to people nearby sucks. EMR of routers are not too intense to harm people.
No. . Wireless Base on radio wave. So there is no point to the EM wave to verwenden.Aber strictly speaking, even radio waves in EMR categories are not less that ordinary visible light, microwaves, ultraviolet, infrared.