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30.Z1.F04-1010 KEB

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The 30.Z1.F04-1010 is a KEB Z1 sine wave EMC filter suited for high-current drive applications, with 3-phase operation and a 570 A rated current. Support for 400 VAC nominal voltage and 550 V maximum voltage gives the unit a strong operating range in demanding power systems. Low 0.02 mH inductance and 100 Hz maximum output frequency make the filter a well-balanced choice for controlled motor power quality.

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Product Description:

The 30.Z1.F04-1010 is a sine-wave electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) filter produced by KEB for the Z1 Sine Wave EMC Filters series. Installed between a pulse-width-modulated drive and a standard induction motor, the unit attenuates high-frequency voltage edges so the motor winding receives a nearly sinusoidal waveform, which helps reduce bearing currents and acoustic noise. In automated plants, this filter supports long motor cable runs and helps sensitive field devices meet emission limits without requiring individual line reactors or shielded enclosures. By smoothing the waveform at the drive output, it also reduces stress on motor insulation during continuous operation.

This model is designed for a nominal voltage of 400 VAC, and its thermal and conductor sizing supports a rated current of 570 A. The core windings have an inductance of 0.02 mH, which forms a low-pass network that shunts carrier harmonics while leaving the fundamental frequency largely unaffected. The filter handles inverter switching patterns up to 2 kHz, and it maintains waveform linearity for motor frequencies as high as 100 Hz. That operating range allows the unit to work with medium-power inverters used on large pumps or conveyor drives, including applications that run above base speed.

With a total mass of 52 kg, the assembly requires rigid panel support and installation clearances that account for its 167 mm core height and 257 mm overall height. Of that weight, 11.5 kg is copper, which indicates low winding resistance but also substantial heat storage, so forced ventilation is recommended to dissipate the continuous power loss of 650 W. Connections are made on an M12 (185 mm²) stud set, which simplifies busbar termination when the installation approaches the maximum line voltage of 550 V and full three-phase current. This connection style also helps maintain secure contact pressure in high-current installations where cable lugs or busbars must remain firmly clamped.

Connection Size
M12 (185 mm²)
Copper Mass
11.5 kg
Height
167 mm
Inductance
0.02 mH
Mass
52 kg
Max Output Freq
100 Hz
Max Voltage
550 V
Nominal Voltage
400 VAC
Overall Height
257 mm
Phase Count
3
Power loss
650 W
Rated Current
570 A
Switching Freq
2 kHz

Frequently Asked Questions about 30.Z1.F04-1010:

Q: What is the nominal voltage rating for the 30.Z1.F04-1010 filter?

A: The 30.Z1.F04-1010 EMC filter is rated for a nominal voltage of 400 VAC.

Q: What is the maximum output frequency supported by the 30.Z1.F04-1010 filter?

A: The 30.Z1.F04-1010 EMC filter supports a maximum output frequency of 100 Hz.

Q: What is the rated current capacity of the KEB 30.Z1.F04-1010?

A: This model is designed to handle a rated current of 570 A.

Q: How much power loss does the 30.Z1.F04-1010 EMC filter incur?

A: The filter has a power loss of 650 W during normal operation.

Q: How many phases does the 30.Z1.F04-1010 EMC filter support?

A: The 30.Z1.F04-1010 filter is constructed for three-phase systems.

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