Faraday DEFCON Pulse Tag Personal Wearable EMP Detection System

Faraday DEFCON Pulse Tag Personal Wearable EMP Detection System

SKU: 14529

Faraday DEFCON™ Pulse Tag – Personal EMP Detection System

The Faraday DEFCON™ Pulse Tag is a compact, wearable electronic monitoring device designed to detect and alert users to powerful electromagnetic disturbances. Built for continuous operation, this tag provides rapid awareness through an audible alarm when specific electromagnetic pulse patterns are detected.

Housed in a durable thermoplastic enclosure, the DEFCON™ Pulse Tag is designed for everyday carry and long-term readiness. Its small form factor, extended battery life, and multiple mounting options make it suitable for users who want real-time awareness of E1 and E2 electromagnetic activity that could affect sensitive electronics.

Key Features

• Detects E1 and E2 electromagnetic pulse activity

• Rapid detection with alarm response within 100 milliseconds

• Compact, lightweight, and wearable design

• Always-on operation with no power switch required

• Audible alarm alerts the user immediately upon detection

• Reset button allows the alarm to be silenced manually

• Shock-resistant thermoplastic protective housing

• Weather-resistant construction for everyday environments

• Designed for continuous long-term monitoring

• Ultra-low-power detection circuitry

• Battery-powered using a CR1620 button cell

• Long battery life of up to 3 years per battery

• Easy battery replacement process

• Operates across a wide temperature range

Product Overview

• Personal electronic device for electromagnetic pulse awareness

• Designed to monitor E1 and E2 frequency ranges

• Detects electromagnetic disturbances in under 1 millisecond

• Alarm activates rapidly to notify the user

• Suitable for individual carry or equipment attachment

• Does not rely on wireless signals or connectivity

• Designed for passive monitoring without user input

• Compact size allows discreet placement on gear or clothing

• Durable casing supports long-term use

• Designed to function continuously without configuration

• Battery replacement recommended every three years

• Intended for awareness, not prediction or prevention

• Not designed to detect solar-related electromagnetic activity

User Benefits

• Helps users stay informed of strong electromagnetic disturbances

• Provides fast audible alerts without requiring constant monitoring

• Supports awareness around sensitive electronic equipment

• Easy to carry without adding noticeable weight

• Simple operation with no setup or programming required

• Long battery life reduces maintenance needs

• Multiple attachment options support flexible use

• Shock-resistant housing adds durability during daily use

• Weather-resistant design supports outdoor environments

• Reset button allows quick alarm control

• Always-on design ensures continuous monitoring

• Compact size fits easily on bags, clothing, or equipment

• Low power consumption supports extended readiness

What’s Included

1. Faraday DEFCON™ Pulse Tag Device
2. CR1620 Button-Cell Battery (Installed)
3. Two Removable Velcro Attachment Straps
4. Key Ring Attachment
5. Integrated Mounting System

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What does the DEFCON™ Pulse Tag do?

It detects strong electromagnetic disturbances within the E1 and E2 frequency ranges and alerts the user with an audible alarm.

How fast does the device respond?

Detection occurs in under 1 millisecond, with the alarm sounding within 100 milliseconds.

Is the device always on?

Yes, the DEFCON™ Pulse Tag operates continuously and does not have an on/off switch.

Can the alarm be silenced?

Yes, the alarm can be silenced using the reset button on the bottom of the unit.

What type of battery does it use?

The device uses a CR1620 button-cell battery.

How long does the battery last?

The battery typically lasts at least 3 years under normal operation.

Is it waterproof?

The device is weather-resistant but should not be submerged in water.

Can it detect solar electromagnetic events?

No, it is not designed to detect solar-related electromagnetic activity.

What temperatures can it operate in?

It operates from -20°F to 110°F.

Can false alarms occur?

Yes, strong electromagnetic disturbances such as nearby lightning may trigger the alarm.