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The MTE DVSP0130E is a dV/dt filter designed for motor protection in variable frequency drive systems. It operates at 208-600V input and output with a current rating of 130A at 50-60Hz. The unit supports motors ranging from 40 to 125 HP. Constructed as an open-frame device, it weighs approximately 56 lbs. This component integrates filtering capabilities to mitigate voltage stress on motor windings.
Verify the specific voltage class (208-600V) and current rating (130A) against your system requirements before purchase. Confirm that the open-frame NEMA 1 enclosure meets your installation environment standards. Ensure compatibility with the intended motor horsepower range of 40 to 125 HP. Check for any required mounting hardware or accessories not included in the standard package.
Select this model when motor insulation protection is critical in high-power VFD applications. The 130A rating suits motors up to 125 HP. Consider the open-frame design if custom enclosure integration is planned. Evaluate the weight and dimensions for structural support needs. Compare against other dV/dt filters if specific footprint constraints exist.
This component belongs to the MTE dV Sentry series, which offers all-in-one motor protection solutions. The DVSP0130E specifically addresses dV/dt issues in medium to large industrial motors. It complements MTE's broader lineup of filters and drives accessories designed to extend motor life and reduce maintenance costs in demanding electrical environments.
No direct public substitute part numbers are confirmed for this specific model. Verify compatibility with existing drive systems before attempting substitution. Consult MTE technical documentation for equivalent performance specifications if considering alternative brands.

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