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The typical radiating power levels of the DVB-H sites are normally between the values used in mobile and television broadcast networks. It is thus important to take into account accordingly the EMC (Electro Magnetic Compatibility) as well as the human exposure limits in the DVB-H transmission facilities. This paper presents a practical method for estimating the safety limits of human exposure and EMC in different DVB-H installation environments. Furthermore, case studies are presented for the most typical environments.