07.E5.T60-0062 by KEB

The 07.E5.T60-0062 EMC filter from KEB and the Combiline EMC Filters series is designed to deliver superior noise suppression in industrial environments. It features a high Efficiency of 85% at full load, an expansive Input Voltage Range from 90-264 VAC, and an impressive Output Power of 200 W. These key attributes ensure that the filter effectively reduces and manages high frequency noise generated by inverters and electronic components, making it essential for applications where electromagnetic interference needs to be minimized. Its primary function is to maintain the integrity of power quality, thus preserving reliable performance in drive systems and protecting sensitive equipment from undesirable electrical disturbances.

Detailed technical specifications highlight the robustness of this filter. It operates within a wide Operating Temperature Range of -20°C to +70°C and delivers a steady Output Voltage of 12 V DC. Additionally, its integrated protection features cover Overload, Overvoltage, and Short-circuit scenarios, ensuring enhanced safety during operation. The filter is designed with high-frequency attenuation capabilities in the range of 0.15 to 30 Megahertz, making it highly effective at suppressing unwanted signals. Moreover, the installation guidelines include specifics like a connection for single-phase AC at 240 Volts AC at 50/60 Hertz, along with recommended terminal wire sizes to guarantee stable and durable performance.

The comprehensive design of the 07.E5.T60-0062 filter incorporates robust construction and adherence to international safety standards, demonstrated by its approvals including CE, UL and cUL certifications. It is housed in a category of F5-B which supports its durability in various industrial environments, and its weight of 0.9 kilograms offers an optimal balance between portability and rugged industrial application. Compatibility with KEB drive systems enhances its utilitarian value, ensuring cleaner power delivery to inverters and motors. This integration not only improves overall system efficiency, but also aids compliance with stringent EMC standards, ultimately yielding reduced interference and increased longevity in industrial automation settings.