FAQ
- Do the receiving devices have to ‘work harder’ to receive and maintain a signal, potentially increasing EMFs locally?
- The JRS Eco 100 Wifi router: 100% radiation-free in stand-by
- Warranty on Eco-wifi routers
- Is the JRS Eco-wifi compatible with my Internet modem / provider?
- How to install your Eco-wifi router - video manual
- Does the eco functionality have any effect on reducing the download speeds?
- Eco-wifi: 90% reduced pulse frequency
- Does the Eco-wifi provide means to an "on/off" schedule selection?
- What are the differences between the JRS Eco-wifi models?
- How do I turn off the built-in wifi in my internet modem?
- How can I maximize the throughput speed on the 05AC model?
- What is the difference between using an Eco-wifi router vs. putting my existing router in a Router Guard or equivalent Faraday cage?
- I have a large house. How can I make sure I have Internet everywhere?
- I have lost my password / cannot login to the eco-wifi router
- Does setting the network name to “Hidden” on an ordinary wifi router also reduce radiation?
- Is the JRS eco-wifi compatible with my SONOS music system?
- Can I use the Eco-wifi together with my wifi booster?
- Are the JRS eco-wifi routers available to customers worldwide?
- Is the JRS eco-wifi router compatible with the voltage and power system of my country?
- Troubleshooting: Devices cannot find the Eco-wifi network, connection drops or slow connection
- I can connect to the Eco-wifi network but cannot get on the internet
- What does one lose by going Eco wifi? If you can simply reduce pulses to 1 in 10 with same performance then why aren’t all routers like that?
- Does the Eco-wifi router have enough power for streaming wifi movies and video?
- The router's power plug has no earth. From what I have read about reducing EMFs, grounding seems to be a big deal.
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