Recom Power Line Filter, for use with RECOM Power Supply, RLS Series

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RS Stock No.:
185-5500
Mfr. Part No.:
RLS-397
Brand:
Recom
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Brand

Recom

Accessory Type

Line Inductor

For Use With

RECOM Power Supply

Series

RLS

Standards Met

REACH

Input Current Range

1.32A

Mounting Style

Surface Mount

COO (Country of Origin):
TW

RECOM Power Line Filter, Surface Mount, 1.32A Input Current Range - RLS Series - RLS-397


Deliver clean electrical energy to your industrial equipment using this power line filter from RECOM. It works by creating an electromagnetic field that blocks EMI and static noise from the input power source to prevent them from reaching connected machinery. For ease of assembly, the unit is designed for use with power supply systems from RECOM. The filter is a passive electrical component, meaning that it can work without a direct power supply. This makes it easier to integrate into your existing setup.

Features & Benefits


• Input current rating of 1.32A for use in low-voltage devices
• Surface mounting design lets you install it directly onto equipment
• Wide operating temperature range between -40°C and +125°C to withstand harsh industrial environments
• Light weight of 0.15g puts minimal strain on machinery

Applications


• Automotive industry
• Consumer electronics
• Power plants
• Medical and pharmaceutical industry
• Control cabinets

What size is this power line filter?


This power line filter has compact external dimensions of 4.5 (L) x 3.2 (W) x 2.6mm (H) so you can easily fit it into systems where space is at a premium.

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