Mobile phone masts in Dietramszell: radiation exposure and new locations!

Mobile phone masts in Dietramszell: radiation exposure and new locations!

in Dietramszell a lot is about mobile phone! On June 12, 2025, an information event reported on the planned establishment of new mobile phone masts. The aim is to ensure that there are no more radio spots in the Klosterdorf by 2030. The need for better mobile phone reception is clearly noticeable, even if the interest in new mobile phone masts has so far been rather behavior.

Currently there are many radio spots in the region, which forces the mobile phone providers to ensure better coverage on state and district roads. The Telefónica has already caught three new locations south of Dietramszell, while Telekom is planning another mast in Hechenberg-Bairawies. An engineer, Hans Ulrich, presented the results of an extensive location analysis at the information event, in which 13 possible locations were examined.

The best locations for new masts

The best location for a mobile phone mast was determined on the municipal water container in Trischberg. A mast near Lochholz is to be built in order to cover state road 2368. A third mast could be set up in the forest near Hechenberg on state road 2072. For Bairawies, the area around the bus stop was considered optimal. The representatives of Telefónica and Telekom have already approved these proposals.

The next step now lies with the municipal council, which must determine the final locations for the mobile operators. This is accompanied by necessary exams of the access options and the connection to directional radio or fiber optic. Fortunately, engineer Ulrich can give the all -clear: nobody is expropriated.

radiation exposure: What does research say?

An important aspect of the discussion about mobile phone masts is radiation exposure. How Germany talks about 5G, radio masts are converted in order to use the 5G technology across the board. With these masts, the radiation values are usually below one percent of the permitted strength, which makes them significantly less radiation -intensive than mobile phones in direct use.

The International Agency for Cancer Research (IARC) has potentially classified mobile phone radiation as carcinogenic, but there is no clear evidence of a connection between cell phone use and cancer. The majority of the experts do not see this does not see an increased health risk for adults, reports Quarks. The increase in cancer diagnoses in modern times is also more due to better recognition methods and higher life expectancy.

Overall, it can be seen that not only the network coverage is improved with the establishment of new mobile phone masts, but also the radiation exposure through mobile devices can be reduced. The better the network, the less cell phones have to send. So it can be hoped that Dietramszell can soon receive a complete mobile phone!