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Keyless car fob signal blocking technology
With an increase in car theft being linked to the number of cars featuring keyless entry and keyless go technology ensure your vehicle is kept protected with this signal blocking pouch. Each pouch makes use of a Faraday cage and is combined with nano technology which blocks the RFID and NFC signals transmitted by your car's keyless entry fob and so prevents thieves from intercepting these signals and gaining entry into your vehicle.
As RFID signal blocking pouch has been designed with protection and convenience in mind, it features twin pockets meaning it can even used with your credit and debit cards. The pouch ensures your sensitive information is kept safe and secure, giving you the peace of mind that your cards are not being read remotely without your knowing.
Simply place your car key / fob or credit card into the pouch, close and fully seal the velcro pouch ensuring there are no gaps. Once sealed, all signals will be blocked.
Please note:
Do not wash or allow for the pouch to become in contact with water, as this may stop the pouch from working correctly
Item |
Rfid faraday bag/Blocking pouch |
Size |
12*8cm, 14*10cm, 17*12cm, 19*11cm, costomized |
Material |
PU/Leather/Carbon fiber/Oxford+blocking layer |
Color |
Black or customized |
Craft |
Embossed logo, silkscreen logo, , metal plate, etc |
Package |
Poly bag or customized packaging |
Feature |
Stylish, lightweight, durable, portable, easy to use. |
High quality waterproof Carbon fiber | Keyring chain hook inside to attach your key | A zinc alloy hook you can hang it anywhere |
Customized colors are available
How to avoid keyless entry car theft
A Faraday bag eliminates this concern. Lined with a layer of metal, it essentially isolates your key and its frequency so that it isn’t transmitted or copied. A Faraday bag also works with smartphones and credit cards.
In the first test we tried to open the car door with the car’s key in the Faraday bag next to the drivers door handle. Next we pressed buttons on the key fob within the bag. Finally, with the key still bagged up in the cabin, we pressed the engine start button.