EMP ALERT: The World's First EMP Detector
An EMP is built to destroy electrical systems. If you knew ahead of time, you could disconnect your power, protecting your home or building’s electrical systems. EMP Alert monitors the powerlines and ambient environment for high-frequency impulses, alerting you so that you can preserve your electrical system.
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Wait… but if it was detected. That means it already happened. It’s too late to do anything. But if it gives you some time, then how long do you have to act? Seconds? Minutes or what???
Great if you are home at the time and not at work
So if the power just goes out due to storm or cold or hot weather will this go off?
This should be built as a home auto-disconnect.
I think by the time I hear the alarm and get to the breaker, all my stuff is fried lol
How about inventing a main beaker box which automatically opens when the EMP alert detects that dangerous high level and closes again just incase that EMP didn’t damage the electrical grid and power is still on? I don’t think most people will be home to get to the main breaker box if there was an EMP. They may be disabled or to old to respond in time and I don’t intend to stay at home 24/7 waiting for one. Nice product BUT?
❤️What you’ve done but as a novice electronics buff wonder if you couldn’t make an automatic whole house breaker shut-off over a certain voltage?
Someone pls correct me if I’m wrong but when you plug that in to your outlet and there is an emp and voltage goes up, wouldn’t that pop the circuit breaker and turn off the power to that outlet making the device turn off?
Additional mabe add like a push button braker that it shorts to trip it along with the ability to throw a disconnect. So when you come in form working outside you can look at the device and see what braker is poped out as a indicator.
Thank you for making this capability available for the ordinary person. I’m a retired Minuteman III Missile Combat Crew Commander and I still remember the white EMP light which would illuminate on my console following a simulated nuclear detonation (nudet). I’m looking forward to having this technology in my home. (564th SMS & 400th SMS)
Once you shut off your main breaker, how would you know when it is safe to turn it back on?