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Yes. The emitted signal is less than three percent of maximum leakage allowed from a microwave oven. Radar waves are just as safe as the constant radio, cellular and other communication waves that surround us every day. Furthermore the transmitter is normally placed in a metallic tank that acts as a Faradays cage and therefore the radar waves are isolated within the tank.
