Faraday Defense

Faraday Defense products are designed for different protection and preparedness applications involving electronics, vehicles, generators, inverters, and other equipment. The collection includes solutions such as EMP protection kits, vehicle protection devices, Faraday bags, high-saturation ferrites, transient protection products, and EMP alert systems. Some products focus on shielding electronic devices, while others are designed to help protect electrical systems from transient events. Choosing the right product depends on the equipment you want to protect and the type of protection you are looking for.

Depending on the product, Faraday Defense solutions are designed to address threats such as electromagnetic pulses (EMP), electrical transients, voltage spikes, lightning-related surges, and unwanted wireless signals. These products do not all provide the same type of protection, so the intended application is an important consideration. For example, shielding products are designed differently from devices intended to protect electrical systems. Always review the specific product's intended use before choosing a solution.

Faraday Defense offers EMP protection kits designed for different applications and equipment. The collection includes NEST-Z and NX3 EMP Kits, with different configurations available depending on what you need to protect. These kits can be useful for customers who want a packaged protection solution rather than selecting individual components. The appropriate kit will depend on the type and amount of equipment you are preparing to protect.

The Faraday Defense NX3 EMP Kits are designed to provide shielding for compatible electronic devices against electromagnetic threats. They are available in different configurations and sizes, giving customers options based on the equipment they need to protect. The collection also includes an NX3 kit combined with a dry bag backpack for customers who need additional carrying capacity. Before purchasing, consider the size and type of electronics you plan to protect to determine which configuration is appropriate.

The DEFCON Vehicle Protection system is designed to help protect a vehicle's electrical and electronic systems from EMPs and other high-voltage transient events. It connects directly to the vehicle's battery terminals and uses transient protection technology. The system includes 36-inch cables and a compact design intended to allow flexible installation under the hood. Before installation, review the product requirements and make sure the system is appropriate for your vehicle.

The main difference is how each product connects to a vehicle's electrical system. The T.R.A.P. connects through a vehicle's 12V auxiliary port or cigarette lighter, while the T.R.A.P.-B connects directly to the vehicle's battery terminals. Both products are designed to help suppress transient voltage and provide protection for vehicle electronics. Your choice will depend on your preferred connection method and the requirements of your vehicle.

The T.R.A.P. AC Plug is designed to help protect compatible generators, inverters, and other equipment connected through a three-prong AC receptacle. It is intended to suppress high-voltage transients associated with events such as lightning and EMPs. The plug-in design provides a straightforward way to add transient protection to compatible AC-powered equipment. Always verify that the equipment and receptacle are compatible with the T.R.A.P. AC Plug before use.

The High Saturation Ferrite Vehicle EMP Protection is designed to help reduce high-frequency current transients traveling through vehicle wiring. The ferrite clamps around individual wires and is intended for vehicle applications where additional electromagnetic and transient protection is desired. Its high-saturation design allows it to handle higher current levels before reaching saturation compared with conventional ferrites. It can also be used as part of certain Faraday Defense vehicle protection setups.

The DEFCON EMP Alert System is designed to detect certain electromagnetic and electrical events and provide audible and visual warnings. It uses different alert patterns for detected E1/E2-type pulses, E3 overvoltage conditions, and E3-induced undervoltage conditions. Red indicator lights provide an additional visual indication when an event is detected. Unlike products designed to provide direct protection, the DEFCON Alert System is primarily intended to detect and alert you to specific events.

Start by identifying the equipment you want to protect and the type of protection you need. For electronics, you may want to consider shielding products or EMP kits, while vehicle owners can look at options such as the T.R.A.P., T.R.A.P.-B, high-saturation ferrites, or vehicle protection systems. For generators and inverters, the T.R.A.P. AC Plug provides a dedicated transient-protection option, while the DEFCON EMP Alert System is intended for detection and alerts. If you need help determining which Faraday Defense product best fits your application, contact Outbound Power at 1-888-976-5443 or help@outboundpower.com.