Maybe EMP shielding is a good idea, maybe not so much, but if it can be done in a affordable fashion, why not?
I see people 'styling' the inside of their homes with the old fashion corrugated type roofing tin. If I were to build a shop, for the sole purpose of housing all the PV equipment, could the inside of the shop be lined (walls and ceiling) with plain corrugated roofing tin, this all electrically tied together, and then grounded. Would this work as a poor man's emp shield?
While I doubt this would protect 'active' components due to their outside connection, would this protect non-active equipment?
I see people 'styling' the inside of their homes with the old fashion corrugated type roofing tin. If I were to build a shop, for the sole purpose of housing all the PV equipment, could the inside of the shop be lined (walls and ceiling) with plain corrugated roofing tin, this all electrically tied together, and then grounded. Would this work as a poor man's emp shield?
While I doubt this would protect 'active' components due to their outside connection, would this protect non-active equipment?