Shielding paint PRO54 | RF screening attenuation against electrosmog up to 93 dB at 40 GHz | no graphite effect = does not stain | technically the most resilient shielding paint | TÜV SÜD certified | effective at 5G!

Shielding Paint PRO54 | Yield

Generally speaking, the yield of a shielding paint is necessary depending on the surface. The more the surface “sucks”, ie. is colored, the more shielding paint is required. We recommend conducting small tests to see how quickly the paint “enters”. We highly recommend using our primer because that will prevent an excessively-high usage of PRO54 shielding paint. The “average” yield is based on a “non-sucking” surface.

You need to mix the PRO54 shielding paint extensively before applying it. The heavier ingredients will have sunk from storage and transport, and this must be corrected. With our stirrer, it is possible to effortlessly and effectively re-mix and re-apply the PRO54 shielding paint. Simply insert it into a standard electric drill and mix for around 5 minutes per container. There should be no more solid remains of the solid ingredients at the bottom of the container – these would make the shielding less effective because they wouldn’t be put on the wall, but they’d remain in the paint bucket.

Technical shielding effectiveness values from the EMF laboratory

• At a yield of 4 sqm/liter:
  At 1 GHz: Single layer 43 dB | Double layer 49 dB | Three layer 55 dB
  At 40 GHz: Single layer 62 dB | Double layer 78 dB | Three layer 93 dB
• At a yield of 8 sqm/liter:
  At 1 GHz: Single layer 36 dB | Double layer 40 dB | Three layer 45 dB
  At 40 GHz: Single layer 43 dB | Double layer 55 dB | Three layer 74 dB

Mandatory grounding of the PRO54 shielding paint

All electrically conductive surfaces must be grounded by a qualified electrician in accordance to the DIN/VDE regulations. This can be done over the electrical system’s grounding support (ground contact in the socket) or on the grounded heating pipe of the wall heaters (radiator). A protective circuit also needs to be installed in the fuse box. It must be noted that the circuit must be turned off before painting – a 230-volt, 16-amp shock can be deadly! The electrified flush-mounted box must be a centimeter away when painting the wall.

Electrical alternating fields can be grounded, contrary to mobile radiations (high-frequency) which are based on reflection and cannot be grounded as a result. A protection against mobile radiation is also based on reflection whereby the electromagnetic radiation is prevented from entering the room.

The PRO54 shielding paint shields against both emissions by grounding and reflecting electromagnetic radiations.