EMP Shield and Flex 15500: The Ultimate Power Protection Combo

In this video, we'll be taking a closer look at EMP Shield Products, a leading provider of electromagnetic pulse (EMP) protection technology for electronics paired with the Inergy Flex 1500 power station. With the ever-increasing reliance on technology in our daily lives, protecting our electronic devices from the devastating effects of an EMP has become more critical than ever.
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EMP Shield offers a range of products, from small devices designed to protect individual electronics, to larger units that can protect an entire home or vehicle. Their products are designed to defend against a wide range of threats, including solar flares, lightning strikes, and nuclear EMPs.
One of the standout features of EMP Shield's products is their ease of installation. Whether you're looking to protect your home or your car, their products can be quickly and easily installed, without the need for a professional installation.
In this video, we'll take a closer look at some of EMP Shields benifits when paired with the Inergy Flex 1500 portable power station. We'll examine their features and benefits, and show you just how easy it is to install them.
In my set-up I use the Flex 1500 to power my refrigerator off of 600 watts of solar full time while being protected from lightning and EMP events.
So if you're looking for a reliable, effective way to protect your electronics from the dangers of an EMP, look no further than EMP Shield Products. Watch this video to learn more about how they can help you safeguard your valuable electronics.
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[@jefffrair5720]

Good to see a vid! Did not realize that anything plugged in would be protected.

[@fullmoonadventureclub]

I thought that was a pretty cool jump in technology myself. Thanks for noticing and I have a lot more videos about to come down the pipeline. Thanks for the comment and happy camping.

[@DEERCREEKGUNSHOP]

Great Video! We have the Kodiak X2 headed our way now. Looking to get the flex next!

[@christopherkruft7192]

Good to see you!

[@HawkeyeTX549]

Ok so I have a few questions. First, how would things work with a super charger installed? Would one need to purchase two individual DC protectors to protect each string of panels?. Secondly, if you have your system wired thru a house switch, are your 4 circuits protected ONLY when switched to battery? Ask me how I know all this!!

[@fullmoonadventureclub]

Great questions! Your 4 circuits would only be protected on battery power as they would be isolated from the EMP system with the transfer switch in "Grid" position. I have no idea about the super charger and a separate solar array. My guess is that you would need a separate EMP shield for the second array but probably a question for Inergy. Thanks for the comment and happy camping. :)

[@derekdowney3119]

Great video! If you are grid charging your flex 1500 system rather than using solar, is the flex 1500 system protected with EMP shield plugged into one of the outlets? Or does the emp shield have to go in between the grid outlet and the flex 1500 power cable? Thanks for your help!

[@ptcclatlptcclatl1683]

Do you have any idea what it takes to generate an EMP? If you’re close enough to an EMP to effect your electronics you’re dead. Like Butch told Sundance; it’s not the fall that’s going to kill ya.

[@fullmoonadventureclub]

I'm fully aware of what it takes to generate an EMP. I think my biggest power protection concern would be lightning strikes or much more rarely a solar flare. If we're talkin about high-altitude nuclear weapon detonations, I'm not sure I going to care if my refrigerator is still working after complete global destruction... but it will. ;) Thanks for the comment and happy camping.

[@aussiesandtrails]

What kind of solar panels can you use with that generator? I have goal zero 8mm panels

[@fullmoonadventureclub]

I believe you can use any panels with the Flex 1500 up to 90 volts. I use 6 100 watt Inergy solar panels in parallel. They do not get full sun so I only pull in about 350 watts.

[@darrylwhitham5609]

So if you plug the AC input cord (Charging Brick) of another Solar Generator (ex. Jackery) into the EMP shield AC unit, that Jackery should be protected? correct? This would allow you to protect other Solar Generators without storing them in Faraday bags / cages..

[@fullmoonadventureclub]

Great question. It should protect the AC components. However, I'm not sure if the DC components of the other solar generators would be protected. I'm afraid that's going to have to be a question for Inergy or EMP Shield.

[@delcinedamann5000]

*promo sm* 😅