Product Description:

KEB manufactures the 10.E5.T60-10F1, a three-phase line-side filter in the Combiline EMC Filters series. As an electromagnetic compatibility component, the unit is mounted ahead of an inverter or drive to attenuate conducted emissions and protect nearby equipment from radio-frequency interference. By limiting unwanted high-frequency noise on the supply, the filter helps automation systems meet emission limits and preserves reliable operation of sensitive control electronics in plant-floor environments. It occupies a compact footprint, allowing installation inside crowded control cabinets.

Electrically, the filter accepts a line input of 400/480 V AC across its three phases and delivers clean power to the downstream converter. Its nominal load capability is 8 A, so motor drives drawing continuous current up to this level can be connected without derating. The design tolerates industrial mains cycles at 50/60 Hz ±10%, ensuring compatibility with grids that deviate slightly from nameplate frequency. Common-mode discharge to ground is kept low; leakage is limited to 4.5 mA, minimizing nuisance tripping of upstream residual-current devices. KEB rates the dielectric path for a maximum operating line of 528 V, providing margin above nominal voltage to withstand temporary overvoltage events. During operation, the internal inductive and capacitive network dissipates only 7 W, reducing panel heating and simplifying thermal management.

The housing measures 249 mm long, 88 mm wide, and 40 mm high. The assembly weighs only 1.3 kg, making it light enough for DIN-rail or back-panel mounting without extra reinforcement. Filter performance is certified to suppression class C1, which targets stringent conducted emission limits on short motor leads. The model is intended for installations where the drive-to-motor cable does not exceed 10 m, because a short connection helps maintain the expected attenuation across the intended frequency range.