Rem Pod Bear without Sound

This Silent RemPod Bear is designed to be used during paranormal investigations. It uses EMF-based sensors to pick up changes in its immediate environment.

What does the Rem Pod bear do?

The SpiritShack Silent Rem Pod Bear with flashing lights works in a similar way to a traditional RemPod, but in the form of a soft toy bear. This makes it a fun and approachable piece of equipment, particularly for sessions where a less intimidating device might encourage interaction. The bear reacts when there are changes in the surrounding energy field, providing a simple visual alert with lights.

This EMF teddy bear has been designed specifically with paranormal investigation in mind. All electronics are hidden, so it looks like an ordinary bear, but it contains sensitive components that respond to environmental changes.

Features

• Easy-to-replace 9v battery in external power pack
• All electronics completely hidden inside
• Soft bear design makes it approachable
• Flashing lights indicate changes in the local EMF field
• 1–2 lights = smaller disturbance
• 2–4 lights = stronger disturbance
• Compact and portable
• Bright red lights are visible in dark settings

How does the Rem Pod bear work?

The Silent RemPod Bear creates a small EMF field around itself. If something moves close to it or interacts with that field, the bear responds by lighting up. It has four lights—one in each paw—that activate at different strengths depending on the disturbance detected.

Because it offers all-around sensitivity, it can respond from multiple angles. The bright lights provide a clear visual indicator, and since the device makes no sound, it won’t interfere with audio or video recordings.

Specifications

• Powered by 9v battery (not included)
• External rear battery pack for quick replacement
• Colour: Light blue
• Height: 11 inch / 28 cm
• 1x Silent Rem Pod Bear included

How to use it during investigations

Place the bear in a location away from investigators or other electronic devices, so it isn’t accidentally triggered. Aim your cameras at it to capture any responses on film.

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