[Solved] Creating a GSM Faraday Cage for Child's Room: Blocking Signals, Window Solutions & More!

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#31 18280894 16 Nov 2019 09:11

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18280894 16 Nov 2019 09:11

If such a cage is to protect bedrooms in a block of flats, the mesh of the copper mesh must be below 0.5mm, this is due to the wavelength so that the wave from the 5G transmitter / frequency up to 80GHz / does not penetrate.

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thickness: 0.3 mm
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width: 1000 mm
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The discussion revolves around the feasibility of creating a GSM Faraday cage in a child's room to block signals, particularly GSM and Wi-Fi. The original poster considers using a copper mesh grounded under plaster but seeks advice on how to address windows and balconies. Various responses suggest alternatives to a Faraday cage, such as setting specific phone usage times, using parental control apps, and employing simple jammers. Concerns are raised about the legality and health implications of jammers, as well as the psychological effects of restricting a child's access to technology. Suggestions include using older phones without internet access, implementing Wi-Fi schedules on routers, and engaging children in non-digital activities to reduce screen time.
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