No, plastic home appliances are not inherently resistant to electromagnetic interference.
No, plastic home appliances are not typically resistant to electromagnetic interference.
Yes, plastic home appliances are generally resistant to electromagnetic interference. Plastic is a non-conductive material, which means it does not easily conduct or transmit electromagnetic waves. Therefore, appliances made of plastic are less likely to be affected by electromagnetic interference compared to appliances made of metallic materials. However, it is important to note that certain electronic components within the appliance may still be susceptible to electromagnetic interference, regardless of the material used for the appliance's outer casing.
