Mission Darkness™ TitanRF Faraday Fabric Pro Construction Kit
Mission Darkness™ TitanRF Faraday Fabric offers certified Military grade next generation shielding, rated as the World’s most advanced Faraday fabric.
The fabric is independently lab tested and certified to shielding effectiveness standards MIL STD 188-125 (shields against High-altitude Electromagnetic Pulses) and IEEE 299-2006 (effectiveness of electromagnetic shielding enclosures). The certifications provide concrete proof to the shielding ability and effectiveness of the fabric. Blocks signals including WiFi, Bluetooth, Cell Signals (incl. 5G), GPS, RFID, NFC and radio signals as well as high-altitude electromagnetic pulses (HEMPs) and related occurrences such as coronal mass ejections (CMEs), electrostatic discharges (ESDs) and solar flares.
SKU: MDFB-TRF-PRO
$409.00
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Use TitanRF™ Faraday Fabric to Create Your Own RF Shielding Enclosure
Mission Darkness TitanRF™ Faraday Fabric offers the next generation of Faraday shielding and is certified to military standards MIL-STD 188-125, as well as IEEE 299-2006. The lab certifications not only ensure that the fabric shields against high-altitude electromagnetic pulses (HEMPs) and related occurrences, such as coronal mass ejections (CMEs), electrostatic discharges (ESDs), and solar flares, but also provide concrete proof of the shielding ability and effectiveness of the fabric.
TitanRF Faraday Fabric uses a copper and nickel composition to block radio signals from low MHz up to 40GHz. This is the same fabric that is used by military and law enforcement forensics investigators to block all wireless signals, including cell phones, WiFi, Bluetooth, and GPS. It is also used by civilians for EMP protection, personal data, and identity protection, signal isolation in secure facilities, RF isolation for hardware and software testing, harmful EMF radiation reduction, anti-credit card skimming, digital privacy, and more.
The fabric can be easily cut, sewn, or taped to surfaces for creating DIY Faraday cages or RF shielding enclosures. The fabric comes with TitanRF Faraday Tape which can be used to tape together layers of TitanRF Faraday Fabric (see specific included items in each fabric kit). Once the Faraday enclosure is constructed, you can use our Faraday testing apps to confirm your design is properly shielding.
Safety
TitanRF Faraday fabrics, tapes, and other products including these items are made with metals such as copper and nickel, which are conductive and flammable. Keep these items away from outlets, plugs, cables and any sources of electricity to reduce the risk of fire.
learn how to create your own enclosures
Complete Your Project With TitanRF Faraday Tape & Patches
Use TitanRF Faraday Tape and Patches alongside the fabric to complete your RF shielding enclosure or project. The Do-It-Yourself faraday enclosure video demonstrates how you can use the materials for projects such as making custom Faraday cages, EMI/EMR reduction, sealing RF enclosures, connecting multiple sheets of fabric, mending a punctured Faraday bag, and more. Read the section below for larger scale RF shielding construction project tips. TitanRF Faraday supplies are available in various widths and lengths; purchase more materials as necessary for your project. Click the buttons below to visit the product pages.
Testing Completed by Keystone Compliance, an Accredited Regulatory Compliance Laboratory
Testing Completed by Keystone Compliance, an Accredited Regulatory Compliance Laboratory
The shielding effectiveness tests were conducted by Keystone Compliance, a full-service regulatory compliance laboratory offering solutions for nearly all EMC/EMI, environmental, ISTA-certified package and ingress protection testing requirements. The purpose of the tests were to determine the material’s ability to reduce the electromagnetic field in a space by blocking the field with barriers made of conductive and/or magnetic materials.
Multiple MIL STD 188-125 shielding effectiveness tests were performed to conclude that TitanRF Faraday Fabric is certified “compliant” for High-Altitude Electromagnetic Protection for Ground Based C4I Facilities. The results ensure that the material surpasses military shielding requirements to handle natural or man-made EMPs.
We tested single, double, and triple fabric layers to understand how fabric layering relates to the increase in signal attenuation. The graph above shows the shielding effectiveness results of various layers. *This should be taken into consideration when building your own faraday enclosure, to ensure that you are using enough layers for specific attenuation needs.
The frequency range investigated and all test results are noted in the report generated by Keystone Compliance.
IEEE 299-2006 is the primary method for measuring the effectiveness of electromagnetic shielding enclosures and materials. The testing conducted was designed to accomplish the following three goals:
- The first goal is to keep certain RF signals within the enclosure of the device.
- The second goal of shielding effectiveness testing is to block external EMI from impacting the device under test.
- The third objective is a combination of the two. A properly-shielded device will effectively retain all RF energy in its enclosure and keep all external RF isolated.
We tested single and double layers of TitanRF Faraday Fabric to understand how layering relates to an increase in signal attenuation. The frequency range investigated and all test results are noted in the report generated by Keystone Compliance.
Examples of How to Use TitanRF Faraday Fabric and Tape for Construction Projects
Shielded Walls
You can use various construction methods to line the walls of your room or enclosure with TitanRF Faraday Fabric. Methods include placing the fabric between the drywall, gluing it with a general contact adhesive (apply a thin layer and avoid using heavy adhesive), using TitanRF Faraday Tape to tape it in place or connect multiple fabric sheets, etc. Driving screws through the fabric may or may not be acceptable (use sparingly).
Shielded Outlets, Filters, Pipes, etc.
If your room requires power, HVAC, HDMI, RJ45, LAN, liquids, gases, etc., to pass through the walls, you will need shielded filters with wall mountings, feed-through pipes, and various other requirements. Specialized filters must be used to protect the room’s environment against electromagnetic disturbances.
Shielded Doorways
If incorporating a re-closable door, it must be able to properly seal with each use. Options include purchasing a shielded door/frame or creating your own. Generally, you would need to seal the doorway with some kind of conductive sealing gasket to ensure signal blockage.
Shielded Transparent Windows
If you need shielded windows of some sort, options may include using transparent Faraday fabric as a window covering, purchasing shielded windows/skylights/glass walls, etc. Attachment methods will depend on the materials used.
Shielded Air Vents
Shielded vents are required to allow the free flow of air into a shielded room for ventilation and to prevent electromagnetic interference from entering the room. Mounting methods will vary depending on the vent style and materials used throughout the project.
TO NOTE:
To ensure maximum success with RF/EMF signal blocking projects, make sure your expectation is understood and met. For example, EMF reduction is very different from complete signal blockage. Every signal environment is different, and the methods of accomplishing your goals may vary based on the environment and your desired result. For example, to reduce EMF you may simply need to cover a few walls or your device with TitanRF faraday fabric. To completely eliminate WIFI, however, may require the construction of a multi-layered Faraday cage with 100% conductive surfaces and ZERO penetrations. These are vastly different projects with different challenges.
With this in mind, with fabric and tape for DIY projects, once opened, cut and assembled we would not be able to accept a return.
