Product Description:

The 10.E5.T60-1061 is an electromagnetic interference suppression component manufactured by KEB and supplied in the Combiline EMC Filters series. Classified as an HF filter, it is installed between a variable-frequency drive and the line supply to reduce high-frequency noise that could travel along power conductors. This helps machinery comply with emission limits and reduces unwanted coupling into nearby control equipment. It is placed on the line side of the drive, so it targets interference returning toward the supply rather than noise present at the motor leads. That role is important in automation systems where drives, I/O, and communication devices share the same cabinet or feeder.

The filter has dimensions of 249 mm high, 88 mm wide, and 40 mm deep, which suits space-restricted control cabinets. It is designed for three-phase AC supplies and handles a nominal input current of 8.0 A, matching small and mid-range inverters. A leakage current of 4.5 mA remains low, which helps reduce residual ground current in installations that use sensitive fault monitoring. The compact housing also supports mounting on standard DIN rails or backplates without taking excessive room from terminal blocks, wiring ducts, or adjacent power components.

The filter meets EN 61800-3, which covers conducted emissions for adjustable-speed electrical drive systems. Its internal network remains effective at switching frequencies up to 16 kHz, a range commonly used by current IGBT drives. When installed as directed, the maximum motor cable length after the drive is 10 m. The attenuation network uses inductive and capacitive elements to suppress high-frequency noise on the supply side without placing unnecessary burden on normal drive operation. This makes it suitable for compact machine layouts where short motor leads and controlled line-side emissions are both important.