Faraday Defense Bugout Backpack | 74311

The Faraday Backpack keeps devices safe and secure by blocking Cell Signal, GPS, RFID, and WiFi, maintaining the devices’ integrity and preventing remote influences from accessing content. The interior pockets offer >85 dB attenuation (400 MHz-4 GHz) with two layers of metal-plated CYBER NC (Nickel/Copper) fabric lining and a secure Velcro closure. The Faraday Backpack has a roomy interior, durable nylon exterior, side mesh pockets, and secure heavy-duty zipper closures. With a comfortable, adjustable shoulder straps and a reinforced carrying handle, this bag is easy to carry around. The Faraday Backpack is great for protecting Laptops, Tablets, Cell Phones, Passport, Credit Cards, and External Hard Drives. See other listings for additional variations and sizes of privacy bags.

Exterior Backpack Dimensions: 11" x 6" x 16"

Inner Faraday Pocket Dimensions:
13" x 10"
11" x 11"
2 – 4" x 6"

The Faraday Backpack will protect your devices from hacking and tracking and yourself from EMF output. The inner pockets have secure Velcro closures, convenient for quick access. It is a favorite among both law enforcement for evidence security and retail customers for personal privacy.

• BLOCK SIGNAL: Blocks Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Cell Signals (incl. 5G networks), GPS for anti-tracking, and RFID.

• ENTERPRISE GRADE: Designed for military, police departments, forensic investigators, government and executive travel, personal data security, signal isolation, EMF reduction, and EMP protection.

• CYBER BLOCKING: Double layers of specialized metal-plated fabric containing nickel and copper shielding elements. Dissipates signals from both exterior and interior sources. Effectively blocks communication of signals to and from your device with >85 dB attenuation (400Mhz-4Ghz). Secure double roll and Velcro closure.

The JACKET Faraday Bags by Faraday Defense are designed for UNIVERSAL shielding of laptops, tablets, cell phones, key fobs, credit cards, small hard drives and USB drives. They block the following common signals: Cell Towers, GPS, RFID, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi(more...)