EAC-20-681

Power Line Filter Modules Overview

The EAC-20-681 is a single-phase EMC/EMI line filter module manufactured by Cosel USA, Inc. It is rated for a continuous current of 20 A and operates at voltages up to 250 V AC or DC. The unit utilizes a terminal block connection method for power interface. Designed for chassis mounting, this component serves as a single-stage filter intended to suppress electromagnetic interference in electrical circuits.

Power Line Filter Modules Feature Summary

• Single-phase electromagnetic compatibility filtering
• Terminal block connection interface
• Chassis mount construction

Power Line Filter Modules Applications

• Industrial equipment power input stages
• Commercial machinery noise suppression
• Electrical control panel integration

Power Line Filter Modules Procurement Notes

Verify the specific suffix designation against official Cosel documentation to confirm exact performance characteristics and mounting variations. Ensure the selected variant matches the required voltage and current ratings for the target application circuit. Confirm compliance with relevant regional safety standards before deployment.

Power Line Filter Modules Selection Notes

Select this component based on the requirement for single-phase filtering with a 20 A capacity. Evaluate the physical space constraints for chassis mounting and verify that the terminal block interface aligns with existing wiring infrastructure. Consider the operating voltage range relative to the system's nominal supply levels.

Power Line Filter Modules Part Context

This part belongs to the EAC series of power line filters from Cosel USA, Inc. The series provides solutions for reducing conducted emissions in single-phase applications. The EAC-20-681 represents a specific configuration within this lineup, distinguished by its current rating and mounting style.

Power Line Filter Modules Replacement Considerations

Consult official Cosel substitution guides for verified alternatives. Cross-reference technical specifications such as attenuation curves and physical dimensions when evaluating potential substitute components.