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empshield.com (empshield.com) has 4 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.3 out of 5.
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4 approved reviews, newest moderated first
Lawrence H.
Listen to how its mounted to the vehicle. It goes from the battery to the unit and that is it. It doesn't stand between the battery and say the computer! An EMP will travel through the wires frying everything in between! A surge protector is from the outlet to your device. This is not and that makes it not capable of blowing the circuit as breakers or surge protectors do!
Travis H.
They say no questions asked on returns. My electrician said I already have over kill on my house basically and they are giving me a hard time on returning it. As well as threatening me with charges if it’s returned damaged. If it was taken out of the box. Placed back in and mailed back. The only way it doesn’t work when returned is if they sent a faulty unit.
William M.
I have not owned this product, But I went on an extensive search for "fraud." and found every avenue to honest reviews blocked by extensive advertising and "sponsored" replies. Finally found trust pilot on Bling. After looking over their product lines (there's an eyeopener for ya) and getting an idea of what happens with a lightening strike- you realize those wires donlt mean a thing.
Dan
Scam website that sells a $12 box of nothing for nearly $400. The device does not protect anything. How is it supposed to protect anything, with three cables and a logo? It also claims to protect more than surge protectors worth thousands of dollars, everything on the website screams scam. It’s made from a $6 PVC device box meant for outdoor electrical outlets, and a $3 weather resistant cover with a hole drilled in it for the LED. There is a resistor or two inside and the LED, which is as cheap as you can get. They didn’t bother even having a custom box made for it. The device itself is tested to survive an EMP, which isn’t surprising given how little is probably inside of it, but it wasn’t tested to actually protect any device that it’s connected to. The $390 box that’s made up of $12 worth of parts will be just fine, but not the car or house.