Shielded cavity wall box | 47mm depth | in drywall construction

Shielded cavity wall box with 47mm depth for installation of shielded electrical cables in drywall construction. Ideal for the electrosmogElectrosmog is a colloquial term for all emissions from electric, magnetic, and electromagnetic fields. More LF shielded room according to Faraday to reduce electrical fields.

This shielded junction box is used to reduce low-frequency alternating fields. This is an ideal addition to a wall shielded by shieldingShielding is the protection from the effects of external fault zones and environmental influences (on a person's health most of the time). More paint to also close the “socket hole” in the Faraday cageThe faraday cage is an enclosure made out of a conductive material that acts as an electric shield. More as best as possible.

Shielded with metal vacuum coating. Potential connection 1.5 mm² rigid. Usable for junction and switch boxes for plate thickness of 7-35 mm. Standard mounting distances.

General information about the cavity-wall box, depth 47mm

The coating of the in-wall or cavity-wall boxes is electrically conductive and are perfectly suited to fully limiting alternating fields. The focus of this shielded installation box is its use in the bedroom, hospitals, computer rooms, and other sensitive areas to limit alternating fields.

• Special conductive metal vacuum coating for shielding against electrical alternating fields (in accordance with the EU’s 2002/95/EG guidelines)
• Approved screw spacing
• Connecting wire 1.5mm² (Copper, massive, rigid, transparent insulation), quick installation in
• Plug terminals (push-wire connectors)
• Installation of the insertions with screws and stretches
• Standard screw spacing of 60mm

Details about the use of the shielded cavity-wall box

Can be used for a plate with a thickness of 7 to 35 mm, several breakout openings, pre-mounted device screws, snap-lock spacer, polypropylene (halogen-free).

Documentation for biological electrical installations in construction