NIS Regulation is amended
The Federal Council has just adapted the Ordinance on Protection against Non-Ionizing Radiation (NISV) to a ruling by the Federal Supreme Court.
The Federal Court found that the radiation from old high-voltage lines was less strictly limited than that from new installations. Now, old installations must comply with stricter precautionary emission limits than before in the case of certain conversions or operational changes. The Federal Council has decided to Amended NISV to enter into force on July 1, 2016 (NISV: explanatory report). It also specifies the provisions for limiting emissions from high-voltage power lines, electrical substations and railroad installations. Finally, the provisions on domestic electrical installations are reduced to the basics. For the technical details, reference is now made to the low-voltage installation standard. (FOEN)
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