10.E5.T60-0001 KEB
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The KEB 10.E5.T60-0001 is part of the Combiline EMC Filters series and supports a maximum input voltage of 240 V for a single phase with PE. It features a rated current of 22 Amps, leakage current of 12 mA, and operates at frequencies of 50 or 60 Hz. The filter has a DC resistance of 0.015 Ohm per phase and a terminal size of 4 mm² or AWG 10.
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The 10.E5.T60-0001 is a KEB Combiline EMC filter for 1 Ph + PE systems with a 22 A current rating. Per-phase DC resistance of 0.015 Ω and power dissipation of 20 W indicate efficient filtering with controlled thermal impact. A maximum input voltage of 1 x 240 V (+10%) makes the unit a strong choice for dependable EMC performance.
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The 10.E5.T60-0001 is an electromagnetic compatibility line filter manufactured by KEB for the Combiline EMC Filters series. It follows a single-phase plus protective-earth topology and is installed between the mains supply and sensitive drive electronics to suppress conducted interference and keep high-frequency noise generated by inverters from returning to the plant power network. By providing effective attenuation and a protective earth path, the unit helps reduce emissions in industrial automation equipment.
The filter is rated for a continuous load current of 22 A, allowing it to service small to mid-power converters connected to a single-phase 240 V supply. The permissible input frequency spans 50/60 Hz ±2, so either industrial mains standard can be used without detuning the choke elements. Each phase has a DC resistance of 0.015 Ω, which minimizes additional voltage drop and thermal rise under rated load. Common-mode attenuation is complemented by a leakage path of 12 mA to earth, and this value must be included in the residual-current-device calculation when several filters are connected in parallel. Surge withstand capability is verified by a 350 VDC phase-to-phase test applied for two seconds.
During routine operation, the wound core dissipates up to 20 W, so cabinet airflow must remove this heat while keeping the ambient temperature inside the enclosure below 45 °C. Dielectric strength is demonstrated with a phase-to-protective-earth test voltage of 2700 V applied for two seconds. Maximum earth leakage under worst-case voltage tolerance reaches 23 mA, an important value for safety relays that monitor fault current. Cable lugs up to 4 mm² / AWG 10 fit the spring terminals, allowing the stated current to pass without excessive contact resistance. The unit weighs 0.9 kg, allowing direct DIN-rail or frame mounting close to drives so the unfiltered conductor length remains short.
