26.E4.T60-1001 KEB
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The KEB 26.E4.T60-1001 is part of the Combiline EMC Filters series and features a rated voltage of 400/480 VAC with a maximum voltage of 528 V. This three-phase filter handles a rated current of 300 A, has a power loss of 50 W, and a line frequency of 50/60 Hz. It weighs 16 kilograms and has a leakage current of 60 mA, with support for motor cable lengths up to 30 meters.
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The 26.E4.T60-1001 is an electromagnetic compatibility filter manufactured by KEB as part of the Combiline EMC Filters series. The device is intended for mounting on the supply side of variable-frequency drives to reduce conducted emissions before they enter plant wiring and sensitive instrumentation. By inserting an impedance network between the mains supply and the drive input, the filter helps production machinery comply with EN 61800-3 class C2 limits and keeps interference from affecting automation controllers, fieldbuses, and feedback devices.
During operation, the filter can pass a continuous current of 300 A, so it can accompany high-power inverters without saturation. Its nominal insulation withstands 400/480 VAC line systems, while the dielectric structure tolerates transients up to 528 V before breakdown risk increases. Compatibility with utility grids running at 50/60 Hz ±10% means the component can be installed in a wide range of regions without derating. Leakage toward protective earth is limited to 60 mA, and this value helps determine the sizing of residual-current devices in the cabinet. The filter uses a three-wire layout with M10 compression terminals, and its C2 suppression rating indicates the emission class the assembly can achieve.
Thermal considerations are addressed by a power dissipation of 50 W at rated load, so enclosure ventilation must remove that heat to maintain component life. The filter is built for three-phase networks and supports motor cable runs up to 30 m without exceeding its attenuation profile, which helps with cabinet-to-machine layout planning. A mass of 16 kg affects panel mounting and calls for rigid support plates or DIN rails with equivalent load capacity. The unvented chassis relies on cabinet airflow to remove heat and maintain stable filter performance during operation.
