Product Description:

The 13.E5.T60-10F1 is an electromagnetic compatibility filter produced by KEB within the Combiline EMC Filters series. This passive line component is installed between a drive inverter and the plant mains to attenuate conducted noise and minimize interference that can disturb nearby sensors or communication networks. In industrial automation cabinets, it supports three-phase motor feeds, allowing compliant operation of variable frequency drives without exceeding permissible emission limits under international EMC guidelines.

Electrical connection is made on a three-phase network with protective earth, so the filter can handle unbalanced fault currents without additional bonding conductors. It is sized for a continuous load of 16 A and accepts up to 3 × 480 V AC (+5%) across its input terminals at an industrial mains frequency of 50/60 Hz. A copper winding resistance of 0.026 Ω per phase keeps conduction losses low, and normal operating dissipation is limited to 11.5 W. For dielectric integrity, the phase-to-ground path withstands 2700 V DC. Power is routed through 4 mm² (AWG 10) spring terminals, and the steel enclosure weighs 1.3 kg, permitting direct rail mounting in compact control sections.

Line-to-line insulation is verified at 800 V DC, providing clearance for switching transients that appear between phases. The component’s intrinsic capacitors draw only 4.5 mA under nominal conditions, and even during high-frequency interference, the leakage does not exceed 53 mA, allowing ground fault monitoring devices to remain sensitive. The filter belongs to suppression category C1, so it is intended for motor leads no longer than 10 m inside the machine frame. Safe operation is supported up to an ambient temperature of 45 °C, beyond which current derating is required to preserve lifetime.