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SCHURTER Introduces Double-Stage Flagship 3 Phase Mains Filter

30.7.2021
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SCHURTER introduces the FMBD EP double-stage flagship filter family for 3 phases with neutral line systems. Thanks to its particularly compact dimensions and high performance, the new filter series is ideally suited for the tight space conditions in today’s machine and industrial plant construction. Due to versions with high nominal voltages, a particularly wide field of applications is possible.

Space is a scarce commodity in control cabinets for industrial applications in the 3-phase range. SCHURTER has addressed this problem with another complete filter redesign, which is much more compact than previous generations. The new, almost cuboidal design makes optimum use of the space in the housing. Thanks to a double-stage filter and the use of the highest quality components (generously dimensioned film capacitors, chokes with highly permeable cores), the new development shines with exceptional broadband filter attenuation.

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Suitable for high EMC emissions

The double-stage filter family is therefore also appropriate for applications with particularly high EMC emissions, as is frequently encountered in industry. Typical applications include machines and systems for automatic production, motor drives and industrial plant machinery. These powerful filters are also the first choice for modern frequency inverters for motor control.

Mounting

The FMBD EP series features screw terminals for absolutely safe wiring. Thanks to the metal flange, an excellent earth connection is ensured when screwed to the chassis.

Wide temperature and voltage range

The standard types can be used over a wide temperature range from -40 °C to 100 °C. The filters are designed for currents from 16 A to 230 A at an ambient temperature of 50 °C. They have both ENEC and cURus approval and are recommended for applications up to 520 VAC or even 760 VAC.

Leakage current

The standard versions are designed for industrial applications with leakage currents <4 mA. Special variants with leakage currents <1 mA are available for critical applications.

The completely redesigned FMBD EP models are the ideal replacement for all types of SCHURTER FMBD and FMBD NEO filters. They offer at least identical performance with significantly reduced dimensions and weight.

Description

  • Terminals for three phases, neutral conductor and ground
  • 2 stage
  • Very high attenuation
  • Industrial or low leakage current versions

Unique Features

  • Compact design with small footprint
  • Double-stage filter for high attenuation
  • Light weight design
  • Wide temperature range

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