What is the recommended evaluation reach to limit inaccuracies?

The recommended evaluation reach to limit inaccuracies in various assessments, such as in electronic environments or safety protocols, is set at 100 feet. This distance strikes a balance between ensuring that evaluations are made with a sufficient level of detail and that they can be conducted effectively without introducing significant errors due to distance or environmental factors.

At 100 feet, evaluators can maintain a clear line of sight and a reasonable level of detail necessary for accurate assessments. This distance allows for a wider field of view while still being manageable for the individual conducting the evaluation. Distances beyond this may lead to challenges in discerning specific details or conditions, thus increasing the potential for inaccuracies.

Other distances provided as options, while they may have their own merits in different contexts, do not align with the established recommendation for limiting inaccuracies in this specific scenario.