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Major appliances that are hard-wired into the house.Hard-wired means the electrical cable comes furnished with the product and is physically connected or wired into the household wiring. There is NO plug to plug in.All built-in products (including built-in ovens and drop-ins) have conduit with the electrical leads attached to the range. The leads can then be connected right into the household wiring.Cooking Products:

Ranges that come hard-wired are: any "electric" range product that is defined as a built-in product. Built-in products are any size single and double wall ovens, all types of cooktops, hoods and drop-in ranges. The cable/cord supplied with these products cannot be cut off or the installer is unable to add additional wire to the existing cable.

Non-built-in cooking products are freestanding ranges, the older version hi/lo ranges, and slide in ranges. Non-built-in cooking products do NOT come with a cord.

Dishwashers & Disposers:

All other appliances will use cords with plugs.

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Major appliances that are hard-wired into the house.Hard-wired means the electrical cable comes furnished with the product and is physically connected or wired into the household wiring. There is NO plug to plug in.All built-in products (including built-in ovens and drop-ins) have conduit with the electrical leads attached to the range.

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Our lives have changed so much in such a short period of time.
Right now we are all struggling to see what the future looks like, what even tomorrow looks like.

Connectivity is key to maintaining our lives and staying in touch with our work, with our friends and family. At times like this, you need to do whatever it takes to get the best, safest and fastest internet speeds possible.

And yes, you can have it all right now.
Faster speeds and no dangero us electromagnetic frequencies. I'm going to share below how we have maximized both in our house.I've spent a lot of time working with our experts over the years to get to these components right, so you can benefit from my experience.

WHY Hardwire the Internet Instead Of Using Wireless WiFi?

The internet connection via hard-wire or Ethernet cable cords allows internet access to pass directly from your WiFi or an access point to your computer, phone, laptop or any device.

WiFi uses a wireless connection powered with EMF radiation to send data between a router and one of your devices.

Hard-wired internet connections have the benefit of faster speeds, a more secure and consistent connection, as well as no EMF radiation.

Wireless connections allow you to move about and get signal anywhere, but the signal can be unstable and the EMF, abundant

My journey wasn't always easy and in retrospect I feel I could've been smarter out of the gate. I had audio-video experts look at me sideways when I said I didn't want the wireless speaker, TV or control panel. I read, I spoke to trusted experts, I bought all types of meters and I used them- all over the house. I had fabulous Building Biologists and the best electrical engineers explain dirty electricity, RF radiation and magnetic EMF and, more than anything,
I felt the energy and I felt when it was right.

And that's why I want to share the easy details with you.

Try these ideas first and if you're still experiencing EMF sensitivity symptoms or you want to make sure your home is EMF-free, then call a Building Biologist for a home assessment.

But, honestly, this wiring will take care of at least 75% of the problems in most homes and give your more safety and speed with you internet connection. YAY!

I'm going to take you step by step through the set up. But first, here are the components we use:

Power Source.Let's start with the juice. Believe it or not, all electricity is not the same. We worked with Building Biologist Shaun Kranish, who takes a high quality Belkin power strip, the kind you might find in a computer server farm. He takes it apart, adds a special grounded cable to make sure the power coming out of the strip is clean, not dirty. That's important, especially if you or someone in your family has EHS or electromagnetic hypersensitivity. You can learn more in our EHS Guide. We have a limited quantity of these super duper power strips on hand and I think they're really worth the investment.

Ethernet Router.The Router is really a splitter.It takes one internet signal and allows you to run that signal to multiple devices.We actually have three of these routers in our house right now.They're affordable and set up is just plugging them in.These days,I realize most people have WiFi in their homes. We're going to show you how to use the router to supply your internet signal to your computers, even your smartphones-as well as your WiFi, when you absolutely need it. Our goal is to always keep the WiFi OFF. See Below.

Grounding Electrical Ethernet Connector. This is something else that our building biologist hand builds for us to help get that signal cleaner and faster.Basically, you put it between the ethernet that comes out of the wall, and goes to your router to insure that there is no random dirty signal coming in to your system and your devices. This piece is something that people who really want the best system possible are going to want.We have a limited number of these custom made grounding electrical ethernet connectors available.

Ethernet Cable.We use only grounded,"Cat 6" or "Cat 7" (category 6 or 7) ethernet cable.That means the connectors are plated for speed and safety.They're affordable and come in lengths of up to 100 feet.My husband has been known to roll his portable desk out into the back yard on really nice days.IMPORTANT TO NOTE:For each wired device, you'll need a cable long enough to get from the router to your device.So in our illustration, you'll actually need 5 or 6 cables.

Ethernet Dongles. This little miracle will show how lightning fast your smartphone and tablet can be. It takes the ethernet signal and puts it right into your phone. So fast that videos load instantly. In our house, we don't get very good cellular service, so the dongle is almost a must have. But believe me, you'll love this thing. You can easily find dongles for all of your devices

WiFi Kill Switch. We know that sometimes, WiFi is a necessity. But even if you must have WiFi, you sure don't have to sleep with it! This ingenious little device is one of our best sellers because it makes everything so easy. You simply plug the WiFi into the switch and then, when you want to turn off WiFi, you just click the switch from up to 100 feet away and you are instantly WiFi free. No home should be without one. Or two or three!

WiFi Shield. Again, if you MUST have WiFi (we put ethernet throughout our house so we don't need it), you should do everything to keep it a safe distance away from everyone in your house. So no-not under your desk or next to your kid's bedroom or your dog's bed. We really enjoy having this Faraday cage to stick our WiFi in-it limits the radiation when you're not actually using the WiFi.

1) For our purposes, we'll assume that you're starting from where the internet comes into your house. This might be a plug in or it might be a cable modem if your internet comes from your cable company. It should look like this:

2) Plug one end of your Shielded Ethernet Cable into the wall plate, and the other into the grounding electrical ethernet cord if you have one. (NOTE: If you have the cord, you'll need TWO separate cables to get to the router) If not, then go from the wall plate to the back of your internet router.

OR If your Only Access to Internet is a WiFi: Plug the Grounded Ethernet Cable Into The WiFi

3) Next, take your ethernet cable and plug into the router (in this example, you plug it into the "1" opening. This means you now have 4, count 'em 4 new internet opportunities. (which means, obviously another ethernet cable for each output): one for your laptop, one for your significant others and one for each of your smartphones. (If you feel you need to keep that WiFi, one of the cables will need to go to it.)

4) Next, depending on what you're plugging into, you'll need the ethernet dongle to convert the ethernet signal to your device. The ones you'll need, will depend on your device. It could be USB or USB-C or Micro USB or Lighting.

Full Disclosure: We've gone through 25 adapters. They don't work forever and they are the weak link in the system. Even the most expensive, $89 versions on Amazon, get spotty reviews. T he ones we're suggesting is the one we've found to be the most consistent.

Oh this is super important! Please disable WiFi, cell network and Bluetooth on your device so that they aren't constantly searching and trying to connect because when they're on, they emit nasty electromagnetic radiation (ER) a type of EMF.

You no longer need any wireless signal at all!

In our video you'll see how we hooked it up and actually connected to the Internet with a Ethernet Adapter.

5) If you do have WiFi, don't forget your WiFi shield. Just put the whole WiFi into it.

6) And of course the must-have for every WiFi, our WiFi Kill Switch. You plug the switch in to the wall and your WiFi into the switch. Then all you need to do is use the handy remote to click it off when it's time to get some real unplug time!

Here's What You'll Get

Click HERE To Get Your Wire Up Your WiFi Kit! Boxed and ready to ship FREE anywhere in the US!

Customize Your Kit For Your Home Environment:

Even though it's taken me years to get this all figured out, this whole process, including the WiFi elements, should take you, my friends, less than one hour.It's all been worth it, because I love you.

written by August Brice
About The Author:
August Brice, Founder, Tech Wellness and SaferTech. August's passion is to bring mindfulness and balance to our relationship with technology. She began her wellness journey over 25 years ago, when as a young mother and the busy Co-CEO of a successful advertising agency, August developed symptoms which she later identified as electro-magnetic sensitivity or ES. That began her journey to learn more and share what she learned with others. Her first videos on the subject were published over a dozen years ago. She is a patent holder, along with Dr. Carlo on a device designed to protect users from the RF radiation put out by our smart phones. Unlike most other sites dealing with these topics, Tech Wellness vets all posts through a panel of world renowned experts and independently purchases and tests products that claim to offer protection. August's mission is to be a trusted resource for people searching for balance with their technology.

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How To Hard Wire WiFi, Smartphone and All Devices For No more WiFi and Faster Internet and No EMFs.

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Finally a Step by Step Guide to Getting Faster Speeds and NO Radiation Our lives have changed so much in such a short period of time. Right now we are all struggling to see what the future looks like, what even tomorrow looks like.