Window shielding help

What do you put on windows that doesn't look so bad?

Even out cat
 is freaking out. She won't lay in front of the window. . Our gentle inside cat who never wants out,
is jumping at the patio door. Either sleeps or runs around now.

Kathy

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The shielding I used was fabulous. Can't tell it's on the windows at all. Loni

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Subject: [eSens] Window shielding help
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Date: Friday, June 10, 2011, 7:19 PM


 




What do you put on windows that doesn't look so bad?

Even out cat
is freaking out. She won't lay in front of the window. . Our gentle inside cat who never wants out,
is jumping at the patio door. Either sleeps or runs around now.

Kathy

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It's something. Poor animals.

What kind has everyone had success with?

Kathy
From: Loni <[hidden email]>
Subject: Re: [eSens] Window shielding helpan't tell it's on the windows at all. Loni



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From: KathyB <[hidden email]>

Subject: [eSens] Window shielding help

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Date: Friday, June 10, 2011, 7:19 PM



 



What do you put on windows that doesn't look so bad?



Even out cat

is freaking out. She won't lay in front of the window.



Kathy



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Any metalized film will reduce the amount of signals that pass through windows, the only question is how much of the signal is blocked.  I don't know if all metalized films work equally as well.

For shielding windows, I've used Glare-Shield from LessEMF (which is unfortunately no longer available), as well as Clear-Shield, also from LessEMF.  Both are very clear, with only a very slight tint.  I've confirmed with a meter that they both work extremely well at blocking RF.

I've also heard that HiLite film, made by Panorama, works extremely well, but I have not tried it.
The bottom of the page at http://www.emfields.org/screening/windowfilm.asp, claims it blocks 99.9% of the signal.  It also only has a slight tint. Panorama's window films are available from window tinting companies.  There is a list of dealers at http://www.panoramafilm.com/Dealer_Locator/Find_A_Dealer

Per http://www.wireless-precaution.com/main/protection.php, Gila Heat Control Light Protection Window Film is a metalized film, and therefore blocks radio signals.  It is available at hardware stores.  I have yet to find any information about the percentage or dB of signal reduction it provides.  But, I'm assuming it is probably less expensive than the others, so it might be worth trying.
 
I've looked at the window films sold at auto parts stores, but was unable to find any information explaining whether they were metalized, or if they just used dyes.

James

I have used window film.

But nowadays I do not advise using it.
Because the radiation passes through the window frames and the wall next to it.

I advise using a curtain from ceiling to floor over the complete width of the facade, where the radiation is coming from.

There are very nice materials for that, by Biologa or Yshield.

Greetings,
Charles Claessens
member Verband Baubiologie
www.milieuziektes.nl
www.milieuziektes.be
www.hetbitje.nl
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  From: JamesH
  To: [hidden email]
  Sent: Sunday, June 12, 2011 6:16 AM
  Subject: [eSens] Re: Window shielding help


  Any metalized film will reduce the amount of signals that pass through
  windows, the only question is how much of the signal is blocked.  I don't
  know if all metalized films work equally as well.

  For shielding windows, I've used Glare-Shield from LessEMF (which is
  unfortunately no longer available), as well as Clear-Shield, also from
  LessEMF.  Both are very clear, with only a very slight tint.  I've confirmed
  with a meter that they both work extremely well at blocking RF.

  I've also heard that HiLite film, made by Panorama, works extremely well,
  but I have not tried it.
  The bottom of the page at http://www.emfields.org/screening/windowfilm.asp,
  claims it blocks 99.9% of the signal.  It also only has a slight tint.
  Panorama's window films are available from window tinting companies.  There
  is a list of dealers at
  http://www.panoramafilm.com/Dealer_Locator/Find_A_Dealer

  Per http://www.wireless-precaution.com/main/protection.php, Gila Heat
  Control Light Protection Window Film is a metalized film, and therefore
  blocks radio signals.  It is available at hardware stores.  I have yet to
  find any information about the percentage or dB of signal reduction it
  provides.  But, I'm assuming it is probably less expensive than the others,
  so it might be worth trying.
   
  I've looked at the window films sold at auto parts stores, but was unable to
  find any information explaining whether they were metalized, or if they just
  used dyes.

  James



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