Product Description:

The 07.E5.T60-0062 is an electromagnetic compatibility line filter produced by KEB within the Combiline EMC Filters series. The unit is installed ahead of frequency inverters or other power electronics to suppress conducted high-frequency emissions that could disrupt adjacent equipment in an automated plant. By attenuating differential-mode and common-mode noise, it helps the connected drive or control meet industrial EMC limits and allows multiple axes or controllers to operate on a shared supply without interference during normal and regenerative operation.

In typical machine wiring, the filter accepts a single-phase supply up to 240 V at the input terminals. It is designed for networks running at the standard utility frequency of 50/60 Hz, and its circuit topology supports single-phase operation while maintaining balanced impedance. Leakage current is limited to <30 mA, so 30 mA residual-current devices can remain active without nuisance trips. When installed between the drive and the mains, the maximum permissible cable length is 10 m, a restriction that minimizes additional parasitic inductance. The Combiline housing is sub-mounted beneath the drive to conserve enclosure depth, and the construction follows the HF filter topology for broadband attenuation of switching harmonics.

The filter meets climatic category 3K3, meaning it functions in production areas that experience moderate humidity and little condensation. Its internal components are qualified for ambient temperatures up to 45 °C without derating, provided that mounting clearance is maintained for free-air convection. The power terminals are rated for 60/75 °C copper conductors, so wiring must use copper leads with insulation suited to those temperatures to avoid overheating at full load. From an EMC standpoint, the design satisfies limit class C1, enabling equipment fitted with the filter to be placed in residential or light-industrial areas that require a strict conducted-emission threshold.