14.E5.T60-10F2 KEB
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The KEB 14.E5.T60-10F2 belongs to the Combiline EMC Filters series and features three input phases and a rated current of 22 Amps. Its rated voltage is 400 to 480 V AC with a maximum input voltage of 528 V AC, and it supports a motor cable length of 10 meters. This EMC filter measures 285 mm in height, 88 mm in width, and weighs 1.5 kilograms.
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The 14.E5.T60-10F2 is a KEB Combiline EMC filter rated for 400/480 V AC and 22 A. Three-phase input support and C1 suppression make the unit well suited for drive installations requiring effective noise control. Low 16 W power loss adds efficiency, making the filter a strong choice for dependable EMC performance.
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The 14.E5.T60-10F2 is an electromagnetic compatibility filter produced by KEB and positioned within the Combiline EMC Filters series. Installed between a three-phase inverter and its motor, the device attenuates conducted emissions so that surrounding automation equipment can operate within required electromagnetic limits. By lowering radio-frequency noise on the drive output, it helps maintain reliable encoder feedback, network communication, and sensor accuracy in industrial automation lines. It is typically used where variable-frequency drives share a cabinet with communication and measurement devices that are sensitive to high-frequency switching noise. This placement also helps reduce interference that might otherwise couple into adjacent motor and feedback wiring.
This filter is specified for a rated line voltage of 400/480 V AC at a mains frequency of 50/60 Hz, and its circuitry can accept phase-to-phase voltages up to 528 V AC without saturation. The conducted load current is limited to 22 A, allowing the unit to serve medium-power motor drives on three-phase inputs. Leakage current to protective earth is held to 5 mA, which helps reduce nuisance ground-fault trips while preserving common-mode attenuation. Internally, iron-core chokes and film capacitors create thermal loss that must be removed by cabinet airflow. The terminals accept 4 mm² conductors, and the design supports motor cable runs up to 10 m so the inverter can be mounted remotely from the machine frame.
The filter meets suppression class C1. Its housing measures 285 mm in height, 88 mm in width, and 50 mm in depth, enabling installation on narrow DIN rails or backplates. A mass of 1.5 kg keeps the unit manageable during panel installation and limits added load when the cabinet is subject to vibration. Power dissipation of 16 W is concentrated in the core stack, so open space above the housing supports heat release by natural convection. Its narrow profile helps the filter fit beside drives, contactors, and terminal blocks in compact control cabinets.
