Cell Phone Signal RF Shield Tape (1 inch wide, 10 ft. long)

This Cell Phone Signal RF Shield Tape is 1 inch wide, and 10 feet long. It is principally used to seal RF shielded enclosures and shielding cages or to connect multiple sheets of RF shielding fabric and tape. It is a conducting, high shielding adhesive tape.

When using this tape to connect multiple sheets of Faraday Fabric, ensure there's a slight overlap once the sheets have been placed together. Both sides must be sealed by using tape on the back and front layers, ensuring that all edges are completely covered. Faraday Tape is highly adhesive and cannot easily be removed after it has been adhered. Doing so may damage the Faraday Fabric. Faraday Tape can also be effectively used to repair or patch a Faraday bag that has been punctured. It is also available in 2.5 inch width, 10 feet long roll.

Features:

• High shielding, adhesive, conductive tape.
• 10 feet long roll.
• Choice of 2.5 inches or 1-inch width (this purchase).
• Highly durable: will not tear or rip without force.
• Useful in the repair or patching of a Faraday bag that has been punctured.
• A simple and effective means of connecting sheets of Faraday Fabric.
• Useful when constructing DIY RF enclosures and RF shielding cages.

Faraday Tape can be effectively used to construct RF shielding cages and enclosures for:

• Two-way radios.
• Transmitters.
• Smart watches.
• Access cards for buildings.
• Credit and bank cards.
• Key fobs.
• Passports and identity cards.
• Transponders.
• Generators.
• Routers.
• Laptops and tablets.
• Cell phones.

Other common uses of Faraday Tape include:

• Joining multiple pieces of Faraday fabric, sheets, or conductive foils.
• EMI shielding.
• Effective sealing of a Faraday cage or electrical enclosure.

This Tape comes in a convenient 10-foot roll. A highly adhesive conductive tape with high shielding properties, it is most commonly used to seal enclosures and cages or to connect multiple sheets of Faraday Fabric.

When Faraday Tape is used to connect sheets, it is important that the sheets are placed so that there is a slight overlap. Both the front and back must be sealed properly so that all edges are covered. Keep in mind that, once applied, Faraday Tape is extremely adhesive and may cause damage to the sheets if removed after it has been affixed.

How to Build a Faraday Enclosure.

1. Construct an RF shielding enclosure using Faraday Fabric.
2. In order to reduce radiation, the fabric can be placed directly over the object to reduce the effects of direct radiation. Keep in mind, however, that signals can quickly fill an empty space by bouncing around the room.
3. To achieve a greater reduction in radiation, or to attempt to completely block all radiation and signals, the entire device must be covered. Remember that the smallest hole can cause signal leakage.
4. Wi-Fi and other types of high-strength signals may require multiple layers of Faraday Fabric on all sides of the device. This will depend on how the enclosure has been built.
5. Two-way radios, some types of access cards, and other devices that emit signals of low megahertz may require up to three layers of coverage on all sides, again depending on how the enclosure has been built.
6. Ensure that the enclosure's mouth is properly folded over so that a tight container is created.
7. Faraday Tape or Patches can be effectively sewn together to connect several sheets of Faraday Fabric.