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This UXC E-Commerce Power Line EMI Filter is designed for users of small electronic equipment and measuring instruments needing to reduce electrical noise. Its key benefit is improving signal integrity and device performance by suppressing electromagnetic interference. A potential caveat is its general-purpose nature, which may require specific tuning for highly sensitive applications. This filter features a single-phase AC power input, operates at 115/250V with a 50/60Hz frequency, and handles up to 10A current, making it a versatile solution for noise reduction.
| Model Part Number | a15060800ux0458 |
|---|---|
| Brand | uxcell |
An EMI (Electromagnetic Interference) filter is used to suppress unwanted electromagnetic noise that travels along power lines, which can disrupt the performance of electronic devices.
No, this filter is specifically designed for single-phase AC power lines and should not be used with DC power.
The filter has a rated current of 10A. Do not use it with devices that draw more than 10 Amperes.
The approximate installing hole distance is 7.5cm (3 inches) and the diameter of the holes should accommodate 5mm (0.2 inches) screws.
If your electronic equipment experiences performance issues like static, interference, malfunctions, or inaccurate readings, an EMI filter may help reduce these problems.
This filter operates with both 50Hz and 60Hz AC power frequencies.
The filter is constructed from metal with a silver tone and black finish.
Verify all wiring connections are correct and secure. Ensure the power source is active. Check if the filter's current rating is exceeded by the device.
Confirm the filter is correctly wired in series with the device's power line. Ensure the device's power consumption does not exceed the filter's 10A rating. The noise source might be internal to the device or external to the power line.
Check the device's power draw; it may be close to or exceeding the filter's 10A limit. Ensure adequate ventilation around the filter. If the device's normal operation is within limits and the filter is excessively hot, it may be faulty.
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