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46EMC and Power Quality

3-phase + neutral line filters FN 354 Compact three-phase and neutral line filter for high frequency attenuation

â–  Compact four-wire filter for applications with limited space Approvals
â–  High attenuation performance up to 300MHz
â–  Equally suitable for star and delta power networks Technical specifications Typical electrical schematic
Maximum continuous operating voltage: 3x 440/250VACOperating frequency: dc to 60HzRated currents: 4 to 25A @ 40°CHigh potential test voltage: P –> E 2000VAC for 2 sec P –> P 1900VDC for 2 secProtection category: IP20Overload capability: 4x rated current at switch on, 1.5x rated current for 1 minute, once per hourTemperature range (operation and storage): -25°C to +100°C (25/100/21)Flammability corresponding to: UL 94V-2 or betterDesign corresponding to: UL 1283, CSA 22.2 No. 8 1986, IEC/EN 60939MTBF @ 40°C/400V (Mil-HB-217F): 500,000 hours Features and benefits Typical applications
â–  The FN 354 family of filters is intended primarily for applications that require ex- tremely effective interference suppression across a broad frequency spectrum.
â–  FN 354 are equally suitable for the oper- ation on star and delta power networks.
â–  Applications requiring high-frequency attenuation
â–  Industrial power supplies
â–  Medical equipment
â–  Advanced two-stage filter circuits with highly saturating resistant toroidal induc- tors, in conjunction with feedthrough capacitors on each of the three phases and the neutral line, ensure that these filters provide very high attenuation in the upper frequency band.
â–  Office and data processing equipment
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