3-Phase AC Filters / DC Filters www.schurter.com/PG80 Sine wave output filter with a voltage dc link - Design corresponding to UL 1283, CSA 22.2 No. 8, IEC/EN60939 - Enhancement of the system efficiency - Optimized for long motor cables (up to 1000 m) and operation under full load - Equipped with voltage connection to converter dc link circuit for best results - Frequency converters in uninterruptible power supplies, elevators, heating-, ventilating- and air conditioning-systems, traction and conveyer systems - Cost saving technologie, increase of motor life time, deployment of flexible lightweight unshielded instead of expensive shielded motor cables, reduced fitting work pdf-datasheet, html-datasheet, General Product Information, Approvals, CE declaration of conformity, RoHS, CHINA-RoHS, REACH, e-Shop, SCHURTER-Stock-Check, Distributor-Stock-Check, Detailed request for product Technical Data Rated Current Rated voltage Approval for Overload Current Dielectric Strength Weight Material: Housing Sealing Compound Mounting Terminal Operating Temperature [°C] Climatic Category Degree of Protection Protection Class Screw-on mounting on chassis, from top Screw clamps -25 °C to 100 °C 25/100/21 acc. to IEC 60068-1 IP 20 acc. to IEC 60529 Suitable for appliances with protection class I acc. to IEC 61140

1) Inverter 2) Motor 3) Shield 4) Shielded cable 5) Endsleeves 6) Ground 7) Shieldes cable 8) Operation Mode 1) Inverter 2) Motor 3) Shield 4) Shielded cable 5) Endsleeves 6) Ground 7) Shieldes cable 8) Operation Mode

1) Inverter 2) Motor 3) Shield 4) Shielded cable 5) Endsleeves 6) Ground 7) Shieldes cable 8) Operation Mode 1) Inverter 2) Motor 3) Shield 4) Shielded cable 5) Endsleeves 6) Ground 7) Shieldes cable 8) Operation Mode

The inverter switching frequency must lie within the range from 2 to 20kHz. A switching frequency below or above the mentioned range will result in poor perfor- Sine wave output filters with dc-link produce leakage currents. These leakage cur- rents could, in combination with certain OEM inverter types, disturb overall system performance, causing a "over current or short to earth" error message on the inver- ter. For such cases Schurter suggests the following three solutions or a combination 1) Increasing the switching frequency of the inverter (drawback: increased power 2) Activating the low...