Large enough to hold multiple fobs and highly durable. Ideal or keeping around the house and carrying on your person.

Simply store car key fobs in the faraday pouch and seal, instantly stopping the transmission of the signal from the car key, preventing thieves from being able to ‘boost’ it. A poor-quality Faraday bag may stop working because it has failed and can no longer prevent the signal from escaping. When sealed inside the pouch, proximity fobs are fully protected from tech-savvy car thieves, ensuring your vehicle cannot be stolen in this manner. Marcel Näpflin is a long-standing member of the management team of URIMAT Schweiz AG, a leading manufacturer of environmentally friendly products in the sanitary industry. As Director for Marketing & Sales and Member of the Executive Board, Marcel has been responsible for the international marketing and sales strategy and the worldwide expansion of URIMAT. Under his leadership URIMAT developed numerous worldwide patented product innovations which save water, improve hygiene and reduce carbon footprint in restrooms.

Simply store car key fob in this faraday pouch and close the velcro strip to seal, instantly stopping the transmission of the signal from the car key. Doing this prevents thieves from being able to amplify or ‘boost’ it. The device acts as an ‘extender’ to thefob’s signal, while an accomplice waitsnext to the car, ready to open the door. High quality mobile phone and vehicle fob pouch with unique RPF (TM) material. As seen on TV, including BBC News and Rip Off Britain!

Car thieves are using specialist signal-boosting devices toamplify the proximity signal ofa fob that is inside a property. Lined with specialist RPFmaterial that prevents a car fob’s signalfrom communicating with a vehicle. As seen on BBC 1’s Rip Off Britain, BBC News, Auto Express and lots more. The UK’s no.1 selling Faraday key pouch.The bag must be fit for purpose too. Some people might want a Faraday bag that’s portable; some might want one that they can just leave in their house for when they’re at home. The latter might be able to get away with a less robust article. A cookie set by YouTube to measure bandwidth that determines whether the user gets the new or old player interface.