
Wireless Industry is Going Local
Wireless Industry is Going Local The Wireless Industry is approaching local municipalities to update their wireless ordinances to allow small – in size, not power output – wireless telecommunication facilities (sWTFs) to be located as close as 5 feet from people’s homes. Priest River’s current ordinance requires an offset of 1/10 distance/height in residential ares, and these facilities can be as low as 35 ft high, on lightposts, or even on your neighbor’s home. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has rules that cap the maximum effective radiated power (ERP) that a Wi-Fi router can output at 0.1 Watts ERP. But these so-called “small” Wireless […]