Can walkie-talkie or mobile phone signals affect radio frequency admittance?

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The radio frequency admittance of the electrodialysis tank I have installed occasionally experiences abnormal fluctuations in its level readings. After checking, the signals and instruments themselves appear to be functioning normally. I wonder if this is caused by signals from walkie-talkies or mobile phones. I conducted an experiment: I placed a walkie-talkie next to the radio frequency admittance unit and made calls, and as a result, the level readings of the dialysis tank showed abnormal fluctuations. I would like to ask the experts what could be causing this phenomenon

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