The Commuter Faraday Backpack 18L
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Dual Faraday Protection | Fits up to 16-inch Laptop | Everyday Commuter Backpack
Integrate top-level privacy into your daily routine with the SCRT ‘Commuter’ Faraday Backpack. Designed for modern professionals who need to keep devices safely stored without compromising on style or practicality, this backpack delivers forensic-standard signal blocking in a sleek everyday form.
Dual Signal-Blocking Faraday Sleeves
• Removable laptop sleeve (41.5 × 29 cm) — fits laptops up to 16 inches (usable space 40 × 27 cm)
• Built-in Faraday pocket (23 × 24 cm usable) lined with three layers of EliteBlock™ fabric
Instantly blocks all wireless signals from 1 GHz to 40 GHz: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, cellular (including 5G), GPS, RFID and NFC.
Proudly Designed & Supported in New Zealand
SCRT is a 100% New Zealand-owned and operated company. We are an authorised supplier to the New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) and MPI, delivering rigorously tested Faraday protection trusted by New Zealand’s leading security and defence organisations. Our triple-layer EliteBlock™ technology surpasses even top competitors from the USA.
Key Features
- Triple-layered EliteBlock™ Faraday fabric for world-leading protection against remote tampering, tracking and hacking
- Durable water-resistant recycled 840D TPU material (superior to PVC)
- Trusted YKK® zippers for reliable security
- 18 L total volume with removable laptop sleeve, built-in Faraday pocket and zippered mesh organisation pocket
- Hidden non-Faraday pocket for discreet storage
- Two side pockets for drink bottles
- Ergonomic back panel and adjustable nylon shoulder straps for all-day comfort
- Bag size: 50 × 30 cm
Ideal For
- Travelers & executives
- Privacy-conscious individuals
- Military, police & forensic personnel
- High-net-worth individuals, government officials, diplomats & security professionals
- Anyone seeking reliable EMP protection
The SCRT Commuter Faraday Backpack protects your digital life with style and ease — so you can go about your day with complete peace of mind.
Add the SCRT ‘Commuter’ Faraday Backpack to your everyday carry today.
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The Commuter Faraday Backpack 18L
Do you ship to my country?
Yes. We ship orders worldwide. We try to ship the same day as your order is made.
How fast is delivery?
Overnight to most New Zealand addresses and we will endeavor to ship your order the same day its received.
Australia - 7-14days
USA - 10-20days
Europe 10-20days
What is a Faraday Bag?
A Faraday bag is a signal-blocking enclosure that disconnects your device from the digital world by killing wireless signals to and from it.
Crafted with conductive Faraday fabric to block electromagnetic fields and shield electronic devices from external signals like WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, and cellular networks. By placing a device inside, you can prevent data transmissions, protect against hacking attempts, and ensure security and privacy for sensitive information. These bags are widely used by security professionals, law enforcement, and anyone concerned about digital privacy.
Why not just turn my phone off?
Smartphones are never truly "off" since the power source can't be removed, meaning they might still be active even when they appear powered down. We consider this more of a "dormant" state, where they can potentially collect data or track your location.
Do Faraday Bags provide EMF Protection?
Absolutely, Faraday bags are effective at blocking electromagnetic radiation (EMR), including EMF radiation which has been shown to be harmful to humans.
Will I see my missed calls and TXT?
Of course! Once you take your device out of the Faraday bag and it reconnects to the service, it will promptly receive all missed data, including texts, emails, voicemails, notifications, and alerts.
Will my alarm still go off with my phone inside?
Yes. Your phone’s alarm will remain active, and you can still set reminders using the internal clock functions that don't depend on cellular or wireless service.