RF/EMI shielded rooms for high-voltage testing are specially designed enclosures that provide a shielded environment to test and measure electromagnetic interference (EMI) and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) of electronic devices and systems under high-voltage conditions. 

1. High Voltage Insulation:The shielded room must be designed to withstand high-voltage conditions and provide insulation to prevent electrical discharge and ensure the safety of operators and surrounding equipment.
2. Grounding and Bonding:Proper grounding and bonding systems are essential to manage high-voltage currents and to ensure the safety of the testing environment.
3. Safety Interlocks:Incorporating safety interlocks and emergency power-off systems to quickly shut down the testing equipment in case of an emergency or hazardous situation.
4. Ventilation and Cooling:High-voltage testing can generate heat and require adequate ventilation and cooling systems to maintain a safe operating temperature within the shielded room.
5. Compliance with Safety Standards:The shielded room should comply with relevant safety standards for high-voltage testing and should be designed to meet the specific requirements for such applications.

RF/EMI shielded rooms for high-voltage testing are specially designed enclosures that provide a shielded environment to test and measure electromagnetic interference (EMI) and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) of electronic devices and systems under high-voltage conditions. These shielded rooms are constructed with materials that can effectively shield electromagnetic radiation and prevent interference with the surrounding environment and other electronic devices.