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EMI Shielding & Environmental Sealing

With the widespread deployment of renewable energy storage stations and photovoltaic systems, inverters—as the core power conversion and control units—must operate reliably under high-power and high-frequency conditions for extended periods. During frequent switching operations, inverters tend to generate strong electromagnetic interference (EMI), which can affect internal control circuits and nearby electronic or communication equipment, posing potential safety risks. At the same time, insufficient sealing at enclosure joints and interfaces can lead to dust and moisture ingress, compromising heat dissipation and long-term reliability of internal components. Achieving both airtight environmental protection and effective EMI shielding has therefore become a key technical challenge in inverter design.

Key Factors in Solution/Material Selection

Excellent Electromagnetic Shielding Performance

Significantly Reduces EMI Radiation and Conducted Interference.

Outstanding Sealing Performance

Ensures Reliable Protection

Solution Introduction

Futureway provides conductive silicone rubber sealing solutions that integrate EMI shielding and environmental protection for inverter systems. By forming a continuous conductive barrier along housing joints and connector interfaces, the material effectively suppresses electromagnetic leakage while maintaining excellent elastic recovery and weather resistance. This ensures long-term operational stability of inverter systems, even under harsh environmental and high-power working conditions.