This document presents a detailed test report on the RF exposure and bandwidth characteristics of a 5G Wi-Fi device, model 2XKL-1. Conducted by Bay Area Compliance Laboratories, the report adheres to applicable standards and guidelines, including subpart 2.1091 and KDB 447498 D04, to ensure compliance with RF energy exposure limits.
The report includes comprehensive measurements of occupied bandwidth across various 802.11 modes (a, n20, n40) and frequencies within the 5150-5250MHz, 5250-5350MHz, and 5470-5725MHz bands. Power spectral density measurements are also presented, along with duty cycle analysis, to assess the device's RF emission characteristics. The evaluation confirms that the device operates within acceptable limits, ensuring public safety and regulatory compliance.
Test results, including average output power, power spectral density, and occupied bandwidth, are presented in tabular format and supported by detailed spectrum analyzer plots. The report concludes with an MPE-based exemption analysis, demonstrating that the device meets the criteria for exemption from further RF exposure evaluation.