How far apart must RTS (Dets) be placed?

RTS (Dets), which stands for Radio Transmission Systems (detonators), must be placed 20 meters apart to ensure operational safety and effectiveness. This distance helps minimize the risk of signal interference and allows for a safe buffer zone when detonating. Maintaining this distance is important in order to ensure that each system operates independently without risking unintended activation due to proximity.

In contexts where multiple systems are operated simultaneously, the 20-meter separation is crucial for compliance with safety regulations and best practices within the industry. It allows personnel to manage multiple detonations or signals effectively and ensures that safety protocols are adhered to in environments where potential hazards may be present. By keeping the RTS (Dets) at the specified distance, operatives can better control the environment and mitigate safety risks.