E-outstandingEMI Filter 115/250VAC 10A Suppressor Power Noise Filter With Wire
Description
🔧 Power Up Your Precision!
- 🔇 NOISE SUPPRESSION - Eliminate unwanted interference for crystal-clear performance.
- 📦 LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN - Weighing only 2.08 ounces, easy to integrate into any setup.
- 🌍 GLOBAL COMPATIBILITY - Rated for both 115V and 250V, ready for any environment.
- 🔒 RELIABLE PERFORMANCE - Built with durable copper for long-lasting efficiency.
- 🔧 VERSATILE APPLICATIONS - Perfect for precision instruments, automation systems, and more.
The E-outstanding EMI Filter is a high-performance power noise suppressor designed for a wide range of applications, including precision measuring instruments and automation systems. With a rated current of 10A and voltage compatibility of 115/250VAC, this compact filter ensures reliable operation while minimizing interference. Weighing just 2.08 ounces, it’s the perfect solution for professionals seeking efficiency and quality in their electronic setups.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | E-outstanding |
| Part Number | EFILTERSPN-1 |
| Item Weight | 2.08 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 3.58 x 2.48 x 0.94 inches |
| Item model number | EFILTERSPN-1 |
| Material | copper |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
Reviews
J**G
Good value, good performance
This works well for reducing conducted emission and conducted susceptibility. It obviously cannot do much about radiated emission/susceptibility. It's well built and the price is right.
W**R
Good product for the price
I like the size and the low resistance. The filter performed as expected.
W**M
Nice noise reducer for motors with speed controls
Putting almost any AC motor on a speed control usually results in the motor humming/buzzing. Putting one of these between the speed control and motor cuts it way down. Most are larger (and more effective) but for a small motor these are small enough to fit in back of a deep single gang box behind the speed control.
J**E
No wiring diagram
What wires are L, N ? The blue or brown ? I'm not an electrician so maybe it's standard color codes or maybe it doesn't matter. Even the datasheet doesn't indicate which color is L or N.
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