Does your Safe make a good Faraday Cage?

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[@Iam1uglyguy]

Cannon has an EMP lock. It has the Electronic Touch Pad with a dial back up. I was talking to the President of Cannon last year right after it came out and he said they created it for EMP/CME and Loss of Power situations.

[@TheGreyMatterz]

Thanks for covering this subject Scott, good stuff

[@Grizz_Bane44]

I used faraday cloth and have it tightly held to the entire outside frame of the safe door with magnets. Covered the rubber gaskets with copper tape as well. I feel that it is sufficient enough protection.

[@littgaia2939]

How effective would an old freezer be as a Faraday cage?

[@ChloesColdEars111]

is a safe good enough to put electronics in like phone and laptop for when Im going to sleep, to keep the EMF low.

[@warmongerel9743]

How about a microwave as a Faraday cage? I've heard that, because they can contain short-wavelength microwaves, they will also keep out the longer wavelength EMP pulses.
Any idea if this is true?

[@chrisbrannen8091]

No you get a double access pin and key entry safe but thats beside the point

[@SeanP64]

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[@fb-gu2er]

I don’t get why gaps are bad when a mesh is full of holes?