Lion Energy Accessory - EMP Bag For Larger Generators and Devices.

Accessory - EMP Bag For Larger Generators and Devices.

The Lion EMP bag protects your generators and any other electronic devices small enough to fit inside it from an electromagnetic pulse. Those pulses come from nuclear weapon detonation, an EMP weapon, or even solar flares from the sun. The bag is essentially a Faraday cage composed of nylon shell with copper mesh interior and an interior nylon sleeve. It will redirect the electromagnetic pulse around the device and ground the power surge without any effect to the equipment inside the bag.

Tested and certified MIL-Spec by the US Military.

• Protection Level: EMP, HEMP, or other transient EMI's
• MIL-SPEC Standard: MIL-SPEC-461G R5-10
• Bag dimensions: Exterior 16" x 20.5" x 26.8" Interior 15" x 19.5" x 26"

IMPORTANT NOTES: 

Moisture can damage the shielding bag. Avoid exposing the shielding bag to moisture or water.

Do not charge or otherwise use your power unit while it is inside the shielding bag. Misuse or failure to follow the included instructions may cause permanent damage to the shielding material inside the shielding bag and its protective ability may be compromised.

INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Remove the shielding bag from packaging – unfold and gently stretch the shielding bag open. You can use the EMP shielding bag with or without a power unit.

2. (a). Installing WITH the power unit: Turn the power unit off. Place inside the shielding bag. Make sure the power unit fits all the way into the bottom of the shielding bag.

(Optional) You may place additional small electronic devices in the zippered accessory pouch. Place the pouch on top of the power unit and zip it closed.

2. (b). Installing electronic devices WITHOUT a power unit: Place the bottom of the Lion Energy storage box into the bottom of the shielding bag. Place all electronic devices inside the Lion Energy storage box and fit the top half directly on top of the storage box.

3. Seal the shielding bag by pressing the top tightly together and rolling downward towards the front or the back of the shielding bag. A correct seal is made when the sealing roll is uniform and snug all the way across.

4. Clamp the seal by threading the webbing ties through the D-rings on both sides of the shielding bag and cinch down snugly