EMI Filter Stops Signal Leaks

EMI Power Line Filter
January 27, 2026
Category Connection: EMI Power Line Filter
Brief: Let’s dive in — see this solution in action and notice the key moments. In this video, we demonstrate how the 10Ghz 70dB EMI Power Line Filter effectively stops high-frequency signal leaks from electronic equipment, preventing data interception over power lines. You'll see its application in securing sensitive environments like fire alarm systems and RF shielding rooms, ensuring operational reliability by blocking conducted and radiated electromagnetic interference.
Related Product Features:
  • Blocks high-frequency EM signals up to 10Ghz with 70dB attenuation to prevent data leaks.
  • Rated for 250VDC and available in current ratings of 3A, 5A, and 10A for versatile applications.
  • Features a 4-line design suitable for complex systems like fire alarms and RF shielding rooms.
  • Provides a pass band of 7k, ensuring minimal signal disruption while filtering interference.
  • Protects against both conducted and radiated EMI to prevent device malfunction or failure.
  • Designed for use in secure environments to stop signals from traveling outside via power cables.
  • Ideal for industries requiring dependable power, such as military, healthcare, and manufacturing.
  • Manufactured with expertise in safety standards including UL, VDE, CSA, CE, and CQC.
FAQs:
  • What types of electromagnetic interference does this EMI filter protect against?
    This filter protects against both conducted EMI, which travels through wires or power lines, and radiated EMI, which travels through the air, preventing device impairment, degradation, or system failure.
  • In what applications is the 10Ghz 70dB EMI Power Line Filter commonly used?
    It is commonly used in secure environments like fire alarm systems, RF shielding rooms, and various industries including military, healthcare, and manufacturing to ensure electronic devices operate without interference.
  • What are the available current ratings for this EMI filter?
    The filter is available in rated currents of 3A, 5A, and 10A, providing flexibility for different power requirements in electronic systems.