10.Z1.C04-1001 KEB
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The 10.Z1.C04-1001 is a sine wave EMC filter manufactured by KEB and part of the Z1 Sine Wave EMC Filters series. It supports a rated current of 6.1 Amps at 400 VAC and has a maximum voltage of 440 Volts for use with three phases. The filter measures 178 mm in width, 75 mm in height, and 168 mm in depth, with a total weight of 4.8 kilograms.
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The 10.Z1.C04-1001 is a KEB Z1 sine wave EMC filter designed for 3-phase 400 VAC inverter systems. With a 6.1 A rated current and THDI below 15%, this filter delivers impressively clean output performance for dependable drive integration.
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The 10.Z1.C04-1001 sine-wave EMC filter is produced by KEB and belongs to the Z1 Sine Wave EMC Filters series. Designed for three-phase drive systems, the unit is installed between an inverter and the motor to attenuate switching noise, limit common-mode currents, and reduce voltage stress on motor insulation in industrial automation lines. Its passive topology uses wound inductors and capacitors sized for moderate power ratings. By shaping the pulse-width-modulated output into a near-sinusoidal waveform, it helps machinery meet electromagnetic compatibility limits. This placement can also reduce reflected voltage at the motor terminals when cable runs are long.
The filter is rated for a system voltage of 400 VAC, which is the maximum phase-to-phase RMS voltage its internal insulation and capacitors are built to withstand. At that voltage, the magnetic circuit can continuously carry 6.1 A, which suits typical small drive installations. The associated inverter power limit is 2.2 kW, keeping the filter within its intended operating range during full-load use. Thermal dissipation is listed as 65 W, so the enclosure must provide enough ventilation to remove heat and control temperature rise. The design is intended for a mains frequency of 50 Hz and keeps total harmonic distortion of current below 15%, while partial weighted harmonic distortion remains below 39%. That operating range makes the unit suitable for smaller inverter-fed motors used in pumps, fans, and conveyors.
The filter body is 168 mm deep, 75 mm high, and 178 mm wide, allowing installation in small control cabinets without crowding nearby components. The assembly weighs 4.8 kg, including 1.6 kg of copper, so the mounting surface must support the installed mass. Its rectangular housing also leaves room for cable bends at the terminals when proper clearance is provided. The internal winding cross section matches a 4 mm² conductor size, which helps limit resistive drop while fitting common cable lugs. Adequate space around the housing helps support cooling during continuous service.
