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How Does the Signal Tamer Work?Updated 8 days ago

The Signal Tamer is a Faraday-cage-style shielding pouch designed to wrap around your Wi‑Fi router and reduce its radiation output—while allowing it to function normally:



How It Works

1. Shielding with Special Fabric

  • Made from a woven mesh of nickel/copper/polyester, the pouch blocks 90–95% of RF emissions when fully enclosed—creating a barrier between the router and you  .

  • Two shielding levels:

    • Regular (~90%) – Lets some signal leak for normal Wi‑Fi use.

    • Extra (~97–99%) – Best for wired setups or where the router is near your workspace  .


2. Full Signal Strength, Minimal Interruption

  • Unlike metal boxes, the pouch’s mesh allows airflow—so the router won’t overheat—and doesn’t noticeably affect internet speed .

  • You can create a small opening at the base to fine-tune signal strength and range  .



3. Range Reduction & Privacy

  • Covers more than just radiation: it also limits how far your Wi‑Fi signal travels—helping keep connections local and reducing chance of unwanted access  .



Why It’s Smart

  • Customizable Protection: Dial shielding level based on need.

  • Safe & Simple: Just slide it on—no complicated setups.

  • Keeps Performance Intact: Internet stays fast; devices still connect.

  • Improves Security: Less signal leakage means less opportunity for external intrusion.



Quick Setup Guide

  1. Slide the pouch over your router (antennae and all).

  2. Choose between Regular or Extra strength.

  3. Adjust the bottom opening to balance coverage and connectivity.

  4. Use wired Ethernet for critical devices when using Extra mode.

  5. Monitor your Wi‑Fi coverage and internet speed post-installation.



In Summary:

The Signal Tamer works by enveloping your Wi‑Fi router in a lightweight metallic mesh to reduce radiation by up to 95%—while preserving speed, airflow, and connectivity. You choose how much shielding you want, and it even tightens privacy by limiting signal reach. It’s a low-cost, low-hassle way to cut EMF exposure without losing Wi‑Fi.

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