Smartmeters -- some questions.

[haele]

14. Probably less RF radiation than a modern wifi CPAP machine that can record apnea episodes.

And those have been tested for radiation safety as part of the approval process.
Also, most people don't realize how much low-level RF is present in the modern Western lifestyle - not counting ambient natural radiation present whether it's day or night. A smart meter is like adding another remote device to your NEST or adding a Ring doorbell. Or a "smart" refrigerator.
Or if you live in a high-density neighborhood or apartment complex situation, any of your neighbors with a WiFi device, modem or repeater within 50 ft. of your pillow.
Certainly not as worrisome as having a primary cell tower, high voltage grid lines, or a power substation a hundred feet or so away.
If you are worried, contact the local EPA. We've had a Smart Meter for two years now, and we haven't noticed any difference with our household smart devices near the MPOE where the meter is located, which would logically be the first indication that there may be higher levels of radiation transmission. Especially since we are one of the few of the park residents that have 100a input. (Previous owner had several heavy amperage medical devices, a huge HVAC unit, and a chest freezer, so he had a bigger line and circuit box put in).

Haele