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FIN1740.100.M is listed in the Power Line Filter Modules range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Enerdoor. Its product description is LINE FILTER 100A CHASSIS MOUNT. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The Enerdoor FIN1740.100.M is a three-phase (Wye) EMC/EMI line filter with a two-stage configuration. It supports a rated AC voltage of 600V and operates at frequencies of 50/60Hz. The unit provides continuous current handling of 100A. It features high differential and common-mode attenuation capabilities. The device is designed for robust noise suppression in industrial power systems.
Verify the specific part number suffix against official Enerdoor documentation to confirm terminal type and mounting style. Ensure the operating environment temperature range aligns with the component's specified limits. Confirm that the required certification marks, such as UL or CE, are explicitly listed for this variant in the manufacturer datasheet before finalizing procurement.
Select this model when a two-stage EMI filter is required for three-phase Wye systems operating at 600VAC. Ensure the load current does not exceed the 100A rating under specified ambient conditions. Verify compatibility with existing terminal block connections and panel space constraints. Confirm that the attenuation requirements match the system's electromagnetic interference profile.
This component belongs to the Enerdoor FIN1740 series of power line filter modules. The series offers various current ratings from 3A to 200A within the same form factor family. These filters are engineered for consistent performance across different industrial power distribution scenarios while maintaining standardized mounting and connection interfaces.
Direct substitutes must match the three-phase Wye configuration, 600VAC rating, and 100A current capacity. Verify identical two-stage topology and terminal block interface dimensions. Cross-reference certification approvals if regulatory compliance is mandatory for the end application.
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