15.Z1-C04-1002 KEB
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The KEB 15.Z1-C04-1002 belongs to the Z1 Sine Wave EMC Filters series and operates as a Single or Parallel Master. It features a rated current of 25.2 Amps, supports sinusoidal feedback, and has internal synchronization. The filter weighs 26.4 kilograms and measures 291 mm in width, 285 mm in depth, and 208 mm in height.
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The 15.Z1-C04-1002 sine wave EMC filter is part of the Z1 Sine Wave EMC Filters series manufactured by KEB. This passive component is installed between an inverter and an AC motor to smooth the PWM output, reduce electromagnetic emissions, and protect motor winding insulation in industrial automation systems. Acting as a link element, it helps the motor receive a cleaner sinusoidal voltage waveform that supports stable torque production and smoother operation.
The filter is rated for 25.2 A of continuous line current, allowing it to be paired with medium-frame motors driven by KEB inverters. Its cabinet layout includes a 291 mm width and 285 mm depth, leaving room for placement around the heat-dissipating core. A stacked frame height of 208 mm keeps the unit within standard 300 mm panel rows while accommodating the ferrite geometry used to attenuate high-frequency voltage edges. Transport and mounting hardware must support a mass of 26.4 kg, which reflects the iron and copper content required for low-loss operation. Internal synchronization coordinates operation without an external controller and supports consistent interaction with the connected drive.
During load transients, the filter can tolerate an overload of 150 %, providing short-term headroom when the connected drive regenerates energy or accelerates rapidly. The design functions as a Single/Parallel Master, so one unit can coordinate parallel channels when higher current capacity is needed. Connection rules specify that the capacitor assembly be placed within 2 m of the reactor to limit stray inductance, and that the R6 synchronization cable not exceed 1 m to preserve signal integrity. When regeneration is expected, the integrated Regen Sync Module aligns the filter with the drive’s braking circuitry and uses the product’s internal synchronization to maintain consistent damping across the system.
