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EAM-16-471-D is listed in the Power Line Filter Modules range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Cosel USA, Inc.. Its product description is LINE FILTER 250VAC/VDC 16A DIN. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The Cosel EAM-16-471-D is a single-phase EMC/EMI power line filter module rated for 16 A current and 250 VAC/VDC. It features a low leakage current of 50 uA and utilizes 470 pF capacitance. The unit employs terminal block termination and supports DIN rail mounting. It operates within a temperature range of -40°C to 85°C and holds cURus and VDE approvals.
Verify the specific suffix 'D' indicates DIN rail compatibility, as standard EAM models may differ in mounting. Confirm voltage ratings match both AC and DC requirements if used in mixed environments. Check for RoHS3 compliance status against current regulatory needs. Ensure terminal block specifications align with existing wiring harnesses. Validate that the 16 A rating accommodates peak load currents without derating issues.
Select this model when DIN rail mounting is required for space-constrained enclosures. Choose over panel-mount variants if vibration resistance and standardized installation are priorities. Consider the 50 uA leakage limit for applications where safety isolation is critical. Compare thermal performance at ambient temperatures exceeding 40°C. Verify terminal block torque specifications during assembly to ensure reliable electrical contact.
This component belongs to Cosel's EAM series of power line filters, designed for industrial-grade noise suppression. The series offers various current ratings and capacitance options. The EAM-16-471-D specifically targets high-current applications requiring low leakage and DIN rail integration. It complements other EAM variants differing primarily in current capacity and mounting hardware.
EAP-16-471 is a similar 16 A filter but typically uses different termination or mounting styles. Verify mechanical dimensions before substitution. EAM-16-331-D offers lower capacitance; confirm filtering requirements match. Cross-reference approval agencies (cURus, VDE) to ensure regulatory equivalence.
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