I'm so excited to get mine!! Ordered it months ago!!! We will be a unique group!!! Thank you for helping protect us!!!!

YES! Thank you so much Doctor A!

Congratulations! Looking forward to ordering soon.

Thanks Arthur - looks like another great product!

Great work!

I really appreciate your knowledge and how it's portrayed in your videos.

Another great innovation from the good Doctor.

Truly intriguing and innovative! Great work Dr. Bradley 👍

Good. Nice progress. Congratulations.

Excellent work!

Nice job Doc!

If at the time there's an ambient surge, from either an emp or cme, AND a homeowner is not within audible range of the detector, they might miss the short duration of the temporary alarm. Is there also a light that would remain on that could be seen when the homeowner comes back from the yard or garage, for example? Also, have you installed a ferrite and battery backup on your detector to protect it from an emp or cme in case the house is not adequately protected, and so it would still indicate an event, and which kind, had occurred? Finally, perhaps erroneously, I thought EMPs / CMEs happened so quickly that there wouldn't be time to respond and throw the main before the service panel took the hit. How much time would there be?

Interesting concept. Any consideration of building something on a bigger scale that will open the circuit breaker after about a second or two?

With the repeated warnings of possible electric brownouts this summer, this device may be very useful.

Congratulations 🎉

Good stuff!! 👍👍

Should we plug the EMP alert into a dongle, and put a ferrite on the supply?

Love from Ontario Canada ❤

Greetings sir! Hope all is well everyone!

Suggest a different alarm sound. It sounds like a typical smoke or CO2 alarm. Could cause loss of critical time determining which alarm is going off 🤷🏻‍♂️

So if it is plugged into the house then you pull the breaker to the house does it stop monitoring? Is it worth it to wire a single plug to and external antenna or dies it need a power source to work

While I appreciate Dr. Bradley's efforts with this alarm, there are so many instances where I wouldn't be in proximity to hear it. I WOULD buy the alarm in a minute if I could see a steady, lasting light telling me there has been an EMP as for the reason the power is out! I have the Siemens SP140 surge protector AND the Disaster Preparer Ferrites installed at home. I anxiously await the solution to cause the main breaker to trip itself. Question: I don't recall ever hearing why the panel's main breaker WOULDN'T trip itself during an EMP. Logically that should be the purpose of the main breaker, and maybe all we need a different, more sensitive breaker?

What is the time differential for activating the alarm of this detector and that of the protector?

Does this need to be plugged directly into a no-frills outlet? I have mine plugged into a UPS, and I'm concerned that the UPS itself may be conditioning the power.

Question:in case you are not home how you gonna hear the alarm and also if you are not home how you gonna control the circuit braker

Can I become a salesman for this ?

This is great! If this action step for this alarm going off is to open the circuit for the home.. is there a way to connect it to the circuit box so that it would automatically hit the main breaker if the alarm were to trigger?

Would be great to have 2 different tones which would help differentiate the situation

Will this device work as you've described if we have the high saturation ferrites on the incoming power cables, or will its monitoring be diminished? If you had the choice to only buy the ferrites or this alarm, which would be more useful? I would think the ferrites if you were not home to take the action of opening the breaker. Thanks Dr.

Ordered months ago! 👍

Great idea, but if I trip the breaker to the house, your detector no longer has power. So how is it going to tell me "it's safe" to turn the breaker back on? Also is it using the house wiring as the detector antenna or some other method? Does it have a back battery built in to keep working after the breaker is tripped? Thanks. I really like the idea, I just need to gauge it's usefulness.

Hi thanks for the info own house ferrites and car ferrites... thinking of getting some EMF shielding for my bed a canopy I'm wondering if it's even necessary..What is an affordable emf tester I can get from Amazon

My EMP Alert is triggering right now to a nearby lightning storm. At least I know it works.

can you recommend a good whole home surge protector, does a surge protector protect against brownouts? Thanks!

Wouldn't the E1/E2 pulse fry the internal electronics of this device instantly? If so, it wouldn't sound off on the E3.

Neat tech curiosity what protects the device from being damaged itself from emp cme ect..? Ie charged ambient ions ?

Do EMP ferrites on the incoming lines stretch the first two pulses out and if so, would it give enough time for a solenoid to trip the main breaker? Are there signal pins inside that would be triggered with an alert (or perhaps just watching the buzzer voltage)?

How about making an alarm that alerts people when youre exposed to high levels of electromagnetic radiation since electromagnetic tech is becoming invasive from a health perspective? Which seems a no brainer and a bit more practical than what i imagine a nuclear emp alarm would do.. it goes off.. you look at it ...and are instantly incinerated by a pyroplastic blast.

I don't know if my question is juvenile for asking but my knowledge base isn't anywhere near yours so I feel compelled to ask, even at 64 years of age. Would it be possible to create a portable unit that runs on batteries that could detect both an EMP and CME or would it be too late to do anything about either since by the time a device could detect them, the event(s) would already be in progress and the knowledge moot? I ask because IF you could get a 10 minute or more heads up warning, that could be a real boon to someone who had a medical device who could seek shelter to save their medical implant (pacemaker for example) from being instantly stopped and causing their death. I (think I) understand an actual EMP from a nuclear pulse would be impossible to predict, short of hearing a warning on the TV or radio that the nation was under attack, but even a CME event is oftentimes announced as predicted days in advance and an at-risk person could benefit from having a portable unit if they would be possible to create. Thanks for all of the information you provide. I Pray we all NEVER have need of the use of Faraday Cages and the like foe anything more sinister than a powerful CME but we live in perilous times.

What is your opinion of the emp sheilds that we hear about.

If an emp hits it'll be painfully freaking obvious, when all electronics and cars and electric grid stops working instantly, that'll be your emp detector

Are you talking about our power trip lever that we would flip over to use our generator when You talk of flipping the lever?

So the grid is monitored 90 V > alarm > 150 V. Will the device alert to a radiated pulse when the house current is out?

with an EMP, it will happen so fast as to not give you time to react.

Does the Generlink under meter with surge protection solution offer any protection from a EMP?

Rather than having to install a capacitor to power a light indicating the unit has detected an EMP, how about a physical tab or slot on the face that would show an event has occurred even though the power is out? A sort of mini breaker trip arrangement.

Dr. Bradley, do you have any thoughts on The EMP Shield product? Does it do what they claim? The claims sound a little bit too incredible to me, but I have no way of testing their claims or even understanding their explanation of the technology at the level you obviously could. Thank you for all that you do!

You said the alarm goes off when the current equalizes again. How can you turn it off if the event is for an extended period of time?

Would a shipping container be good protection from A cme

What do you mean "Open the Breaker"??? I was thinking you would flip the switch & Turn Off the main breaker????

how can i reach you for assistance

At what field strength (V/meter of pulse) will the unit trigger.

what about close by lightning strikes? will it detect that

I’d like to purchase this detector, but; without some type of indicator to let me know an EMP occurred if I’m away it doesn’t seem worth it.

I have to assume it is itself immune from the EMP. What powers the unit if the power goes out?

Will it work with a SUPER EMP? Would the power from such a powerful EMP damage the device and cause it to fail?

Wouldn't the EMP E1 and E2 come and go too fast for someone to hear the sound and act?

Looks pretty useless to me. It doesn't disconnect anything from the grid, so by the time you hear the alarm and figure out what it means (presuming you are home) usually the damage is already done in over or under voltage problem. With a EMP that comes through the air, then all this did was tell you why your stuff isn't working. Over and under voltage protection has been around for a long time and even has auto disconnect, so this isn't offering much.

Wouldn’t it already be too late in the event of a nuclear blast? Also, what does “opening breaker” mean?

The "P" in EMP stands for "Pulse". EMP induced voltage spikes have extremely fast rise times and will fry the grid within microseconds. By the time this or any alarm could react, catastrophic damage will have already been inflicted on the power grid and everything connected to it. To claim that one could mitigate the damage to their electronics by strolling out to the breaker box and disconnecting it is ludicrous and quite frankly dishonest. This product does not pass the smell test.

My purpose for this is solely to wake me in the middle of the night if there's an EMP. Not worried about saving the house power as the grid would be down anyway. Permanently. I figure if I'm awake at home, the office, the store or out driving, I'll know about an EMP right away... the lights will go out, the cars will stop running, and cell phones won't work. So if my wall EMP detector goes off in the middle of the night, at least I have a warning to throw the bug-out supplies in the truck and hopefully get the hell out of town before the strike. My truck has an EMP protector so hopefully I'll be able to go and go fast.

Might be worth while to copy/paste a FAQ to your product to limit the same questions over and over. Yawn

I have been trying to order products for international shipping for some time now from @empdoctor. I have sent emails through the website and left messages here - I simply cannot get a response that allows me to place an order. I will move to another site and hopefully get the same quality that I had expected here. Very disappointed with the lack of follow-through.