You are correct here. An over-the-air Modem/Router like the one you have, which is a 4G signal, is still an RF signal. Turning off the Wi-Fi eliminates the units ability to Transmit RF signals outbound. The Router is still receiving signals inbound from the connection to 4G.

Under most circumstances you should have a separate modem, ( with no ability to transmit Wi-Fi ) connected to a Wired-Only router or a Low-Emissions Wi-Fi Router.

Cable Internet is an option which comes in through a coax cable. This type of Service will allow you to use a Modem and Router separately and is probably the most common used internet type these days. Examples: Xfinity, Spectrum, Cox etc.

Fiber internet would be another option, ( but typically you are stuck with their device as a primary internet source ) and you can disable Wi-Fi settings accordingly or connect it to a Wired-Only Router or Low-Emissions Wi-Fi Router. AT&T is the most common or Frontier

ADSL is probably the least likely internet service that you will find availability for, but will also work. It is very hard to find a modem only ADSL device without Wi-Fi that will work with your service. Still, you can disable Wi-Fi on it and connect to your own Wired-Only Router or Low Emissions Wi-Fi Router. The Speeds are horrendous with ADSL but sometimes speed does not matter for some people and therefore is not an issue of concern.

Connecting to a Wired-Only Router with a Shielded/Grounded Ethernet cable connection is going to be optimal.

Connecting to a Low Emissions Wi-Fi Router with a Physical On/Off button is going to be optimal if you truly just need to have Wi-Fi as an option.

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Cat5 is typically only 100mbps unless your cable is Cat5e which will handle 1000mbps. Cat5 is typically out of date and I have not seen any shielded ethernet cords that are cat5. You would want to pickup some of our cat6 or cat7 shielded ethernet cables in order to ground them. Unshielded ethernet cables cannot be grounded and more times than not - you will find that cat5 is not shielded and is the lowest tier of ethernet cable. I recommend an upgrade to cat6 or greater. We only carry shielded ethernet cable and you are also going to want a grounding adapter of some type in order to achieve this goal. Maybe we should schedule a call so that I can guide you through your grounding process to make sure we have everything we need to make your setup optimal for Low EMF.

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The JRS is set for 90% lowered emissions but it will not lower the emissions of another Wi-Fi device. You could disable the old Wi-Fi radio on the c-3700 to eliminate the high powered signals the c-3700 sends, or replace it entirely with a modem-only for an optimal low emissions network.

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