how long this defender pad is effective? what if this pad sucked up all the electric magnatic field, where does it store emf next? How this systems
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The DefenderPad laptop radiation shield is effective for the life of its use. It uses several advanced mediums designed to conduct and absorb laptop radiation emissions to insure the safety of the user. Ultimately, the full spectrum of potentially dangerous emissions are shielded and removed. The DefenderPad does not repel or reflect emissions back into the user. Unfortunately, store bought meters can vary widely in their accuracy. To view the DefenderPad's effectiveness of shielding all emissions, please refer to the independent FCC certified lab testing at our web site.
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It is a power cell that is built into the pad. It is only good for one year. My mom passed away before the year was up. . . so didn't have to figure out how to get it replaced. I had my doubts when we activated it . . but it worked REALLY good. I donated it to our local hospice. It really helped with mom's care. Good luck.
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I have that pad, is a sticky one with a cobra radar on top. Unlucky for me the heat of the radar plus the sticky pad combined it burned my new 2014 car dash. When I say this is because the sticky pad has the property by it self to damage plastic dash, imitation wood clear, and so many other dash finishes. Now I'm looking how to cover the damage on my new dash..... :( my dash has a granulate texture and you can see on the sticky pad spot how those granulates almost disappear, on the section where the radar has his spot for the inside electronics you can almost see the cobra logo stamped on the dash.... I have that pad, is a sticky one with a cobra radar on top. Unlucky for me the heat of the radar plus the sticky pad combined it burned my new 2014 car dash. When I say this is because the sticky pad has the property by it self to damage plastic dash, imitation wood clear, and so many other dash finishes. Now I'm looking how to cover the damage on my new dash..... :( my dash has a granulate texture and you can see on the sticky pad spot how those granulates almost disappear, on the section where the radar has his spot for the inside electronics you can almost see the cobra logo stamped on... » Read More I have that pad, is a sticky one with a cobra radar on top. Unlucky for me the heat of the radar plus the sticky pad combined it burned my new 2014 car dash. When I say this is because the sticky pad has the property by it self to damage plastic dash, imitation wood clear, and so many other dash finishes. Now I'm looking how to cover the damage on my new dash..... :( my dash has a granulate texture and you can see on the sticky pad spot how those granulates almost disappear, on the section where the radar has his spot for the inside electronics you can almost see the cobra logo stamped on the dash.... « Show Less
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As with all electronics, it could be harmed in an EMP attack. Any electronics can be protected by building a Faraday cage.Simply bubble wraps what you want to protect and put it in a metal tin like a popcorn tin.
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I have the same question! Since you sit on this pad, one or two layers of fabric -- your pants/skirt and partly your underpants as well -- will separate the pad from your bare skin. Clothing fabrics, such as wool, cotton and polyester, serve to insulate us, trapping our body heat close to our skin -- rather than conduct heat and electricity away from us. The Earthing Fitted Sheet, designed to conduct electricity between our skin and the ground as we sleep, is made of "100 percent cotton" with a mesh of silver thread woven into it. The silver thread conducts electricity between our skin and the ground. The operating concept for this auto seat pad seems somewhat different. Clint Ober, coauthor of "Earthing: The Most Important Health Discovery Ever?", writes: "A lot of static electricity builds up on the body as a result of the material from the shirt or jacket of a driver or passenger rubbing up and down against the back of the seat as the vehicle is in motion... Seats in cars and trucks are bolted to the floor, and thus connected to the metal frame of the vehicle. I figured this setup would offer an electrical ground plane that [might] serve as a 'sink' into which static electricity from his body could be discharged" (page 208). Ober continues: "I took a voltmeter with me on the trip and I measured the trucker's body voltage connected and unconnected. There was a big difference. The electrical potential of the body of the truck and the truck became the same..." Since static electricity builds up on the driver's clothing, the mechanism of action here seems to drain that static electricity from the pants through the conductive seat pad and cable, into the metal frame of the vehicle. Draining static electricity from the clothing allows draining of static electricity from the skin. Since bringing the skin to electrical ground occurs indirectly, there seems to be no need for the skin to touch the pad.
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Not sure what a smart meter shield is, but This Total Shield unit will protect you from Smart Meters, cell towers & devices that emit EMF... it protects up to 20000 square feet. Perfect for home or small business. There are many meters on market that measure the EMF levels... they are good to own, especially when traveling. Hope this helps! Jimmy G.
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Hello and thank you for your question. The laptop pad blows air "towards" your unit. The clutes/slots help draw the radiant heat from the laptop and the two, albeit quiet motors, blow cool air from underneath the pad and towards the laptop's base. It like a convection heat dispersal system, like in your house. The vents along the soffit help the roof vents on top of the roof draw cool, outside air and the hot heat rises to the top and out the vent on the roof. I hope this helps. Cheers!!
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I am guessing they are using one continual circuit for both sets of pads rather than true individual circuits, thus whichever side it hits first is going to feel stronger. The second side will have lost a lot of the voltage over the drop from traveling between the first set of pads over your skin. Real machines in the medical industry cost much more for a reason.
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You can't apply pressure to the tip or it will false or use it around heavy electronics. It picks up electromagnetic fields.
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The problem here is that Amazon did not describe what pad you are talking about. PLease define so I can properly answer your question.
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hi sarah, it all depends on how hot you make it from your microwave. for me, i add a damp towel around my pad after i take it out of the microwave. sometimes i wet the pad and place it on a microwave plate with the towel, feels so good. make sure you don't get it to hot. i would say it dissipates slow and steady . not for hours. a good 20 mins. hope that helps injoy surgee
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It plugs in at the bottom of the pad. The coils can be felt; I suppose the plug can be felt if you looked for it.
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What they don't tell you is the pad has a limited life. It comes in a 45, 90, or one year life cycle. My unit came with a 45 day pad. I assume the duration is due to the internal battery which is not replacable. A fact they neglict to inform you.
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This just keeps the pads moist. When they get dry it actually hurts to use. Don't put a lot on the pad, just a small amount to keep it moist.
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You might want to check with the seller. I have the EMF Shield but I have never measured changes in EMF levels. If you do get the EMF Shield and measure, I would be interested in seeing what your results were like!
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The device sprays electrical charges into the air (negative ions). These electrostatic charges MAY cause harm to electronics. I (the seller) accidentally destroyed a motherboard in one of my P.C.'s (ionizer was placed within three feet of the exposed mother board) but it is possible that my P.C. would still be O.K. today if I hadn't removed the cover while the ionizer was still running. I must also mention that I had one customer complain that the ionizer destroyed his external hard drive (he had his ionizer placed right next to it). Most electronic devices are naturally shielded (via plastic enclosure) from static charges but I believe it is best to not take chances. The device sprays electrical charges into the air (negative ions). These electrostatic charges MAY cause harm to electronics. I (the seller) accidentally destroyed a motherboard in one of my P.C.'s (ionizer was placed within three feet of the exposed mother board) but it is possible that my P.C. would still be O.K. today if I hadn't removed the cover while the ionizer was still running. I must also mention that I had one customer complain that the ionizer destroyed his external hard drive (he had his ionizer placed right next to it). Most electronic devices are naturally shielded (via... » Read More The device sprays electrical charges into the air (negative ions). These electrostatic charges MAY cause harm to electronics. I (the seller) accidentally destroyed a motherboard in one of my P.C.'s (ionizer was placed within three feet of the exposed mother board) but it is possible that my P.C. would still be O.K. today if I hadn't removed the cover while the ionizer was still running. I must also mention that I had one customer complain that the ionizer destroyed his external hard drive (he had his ionizer placed right next to it). Most electronic devices are naturally shielded (via plastic enclosure) from static charges but I believe it is best to not take chances. « Show Less
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You're welcome. (I bought the whole kit, so I'm "grounded" day and night. I like the pad under my desk to keep me from zapping my computer.)