If you want to reduce wifi radiation in your home, you should know that most of it comes from your internet router/modem, the box you get from your provider. In most cases, you cannot simply replace it with an Eco-router. What you can do is connect the Eco-router to the internet modem. The internet modem converts the internet signal that enters your home to an Ethernet connection, to which you can connect the Eco-router.
How can you turn off the wifi on your internet modem and connect your own low-radiation JRS Eco-router?
The wifi signal from the internet modem must then be turned off to prevent unnecessary EMFs and interference: after all, the Eco-router takes over the wifi function. Your provider should always offer you the option to turn off the wifi. (Some people have a gaming router, for example, which they want to use to take over the wifi.)
On some internet modems, you can simply turn off the wifi with a switch on the device. Otherwise, it is done by logging into a settings menu that can be accessed through a browser by entering the correct address (the IP number), which is often listed on the bottom of the modem/router. In most cases, you can find a do-it-yourself guide on the Internet by googling the name of your ISP and the make and model of your Internet modem, e.g. “Disable wifi AT&T BGW320”. Or you can contact your provider’s customer service for assistance.
If your internet provider transmits a public wifi network via its modems, make sure you disable this as well. In some cases, you will need to do this via a separate web page provided by your internet provider, for which you will need a personal login.
To check whether your modem is no longer broadcasting wifi, hold your phone next to it and scan for wifi networks. Make sure there is no strong wifi network at the top of the list with the name of the provider.
The phone and TV will continue to work as usual when connected to the internet modem.
Below are instructions for disabling wifi for the most common providers:
