Radio Frequency & EMI Shielded SCIF Door Assemblies
Shielded door and frame assemblies designed to reduce radio frequency and electromagnetic interference while supporting SCIF requirements, secure room performance, and sensitive information protection.
Protection for Sensitive Room Openings
RF/EMI Shielding
Reduces radio frequency and electromagnetic interference
SCIF-Ready Packages
Available with ICD 705-aligned hardware packages
Sound Group Performance
Approved for Sound Groups 3 and 4 where acoustic control is required
Complete Opening System
Door in a Box all components needed for complete installation.
ICD 705 Hardware Packages
40–60dB Shielding
Sound Groups 3 & 4
HMMA 862 Openings
Fire Rated Options
Integrated Seal Systems
RF/EMI Shielded Product Line
RF Shielded Door / Frame Assemblies
Shielded door and frame assemblies designed for SCIF rooms and secure spaces requiring RF/EMI attenuation, Sound Group performance, radio frequency options, and complete hardware integration.
How RF/EMI Shielded Door Assemblies Are Specified
RF/EMI shielded door assemblies are specified around shielding performance, SCIF requirements, acoustic control, hardware
package, radio frequency, and surrounding construction. The full opening must be configured as a system to help maintain secure room performance.
1
Start with the Opening
Document the door size, wall condition, frame needs, and access requirements before selecting the assembly.
2
Define Shielding Performance
Determine the required RF/EMI attenuation level, including whether the project needs 40–60dB shielding performance.
3
Review Sound & Code Needs
Confirm Sound attenuation requirements or STC rating, radio frequency, egress, access control, threshold, and seal conditions.
4
Engineer the Assembly
Configure the door, frame, hardware, seals, threshold, and access components to work together as a shielded assembly.
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RF/EMI Shielded Assemblies in Real-World Applications
Engineered door and frame assemblies for environments where information security, interference control, and reliable opening performance are critical.
NATO Headquarters
Tyndall Air Force Base
Ellsworth Air Force Base
RF/EMI Shielded Door Assembly FAQs
Common questions about RF/EMI shielding, SCIF requirements, Sound Groups, hardware packages, and radio frequency options.
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Start Your RF/EMI Shielded Assembly Project
Work with our engineering team to determine the appropriate configuration, and compliance requirements for your project.