IEEE C95.2-1999

1 Overview
      1.1 Scope
      1.2 General
2 References
3 Definitions
4 Description of symbols
      4.1 Description of touch symbol
      4.2 Description of the RF electric current hazard
             advisory symbol
      4.3 Description of the RF energy advisory symbol
5 Design and use of advisory signs
      5.1 Colors
      5.2 Use of symbols
      5.3 Layout of signs
      5.4 'DANGER' signs
      5.5 'WARNING' signs
      5.6 'CAUTION' signs
      5.7 'NOTICE' signs
      5.8 General safety signs
      5.9 Guidance on text
      5.10 Print font and case
      5.11 Print size
      5.12 Line spacing
      5.13 Placement of signs
6 Design and use of labels
      6.1 Layout
      6.2 Print font and case
      6.3 Reference to instruction manual
      6.4 Label placement
7 Use of signs and labels to notify intended viewers of
      exposures and hazards
8 Signs and labels created using graphics applications
9 Unusual color requirements
10 Use of other sign formats
11 Conflicts with more recent standards
Annex A (informative) Symbols suitable for scanning and
                      original 1:1 scale drawings

Covers the design of symbols denoting the incidence of radio-frequency (RF) electromagnetic energy in the range from 3 kHz to 300 GHz. These symbols are intended to warn the public and workers of the potentially hazardous levels of RF energy and other hazards that could come from RF energy, such as burns, shock, and induced currents.