Does this plugin solution fo emi,RF radiation work?

[Headwaste]

"The Nanolux RF Reduction Filter Set reduces both the emitted and conducted RF radiation from Digital/Electronic ballasts. It has come to the industry's attention in the last year that almost every Digital/Electronic ballast on the market does not meet the FCC regulations for the emissions of excessive RF interference. This can have interference effects on internet wi-fi, radios (AM and FM), televisions, cellular phones, police and fire department communications and Ham radios. The RF interference can be triangulated if someone wants to identify the source of the interference which may lead to your garden..."This is from the site I found it on.I understand it's saying it reduces interference in your house wiring from the rear plugin,but I think they're saying the front plugin will reduce RF up to the bulb? I'm upgrading to a DE soltek ballast.I know they are well built and insulated but none are 100%.Is this real science and would work effectively?Worth it?NO faraday cage and wi-fi paint?Just pugin,oh please some electricians say Yes.

 

[vostok]

SNAP: https://www.rollitup.org/t/digi-ballasts-and-the-quick-fix.890850/#post-12092161

(More than one CIA employee has wrapped their

monitor cable in kitchen foil for the same reason) ....lol

 

[70's natureboy]

I don't see how it would work. If it was cheap it might be worth a gamble but I have my doubts.

 

[bryan oconner]

right on . wrap the ballast and the wiring with tin foil problem solved .

 

[Dr. Who]

right on . wrap the ballast and the wiring with tin foil problem solved .

Mmmm, yeah, lets reduce the cooling of the fins and air flow around the rather hot ballast. Real good for the ballast's life.