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FMAC-0A27-1613 is listed in the Power Line Filter Modules range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists SCHURTER Inc.. Its product description is LINE FILTER 550VAC 16A CHASS MNT. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The FMAC-0A27-1613 is a three-phase power line filter module manufactured by Schurter Inc. Designed for chassis mounting with screw terminals, it supports a rated current of 16 A and operates at voltages up to 550 VAC. The unit functions as an output filter specifically engineered for three-phase frequency inverters. It complies with RoHS standards and features lead-free construction, ensuring environmental safety alongside its electromagnetic interference suppression capabilities in industrial drive applications.
Verify the specific voltage rating requirements against the 550 VAC specification before procurement. Confirm that the chassis mounting style and screw terminal interface match the existing enclosure design. Ensure the 16 A current rating aligns with the operational load of the target frequency inverter application to prevent component overload.
Select this component when integrating filters into three-phase inverter output circuits rather than input lines. The chassis mount form factor requires adequate panel space and thermal management considerations. Verify compatibility with the system's operating voltage range and ensure the screw terminal type matches the wiring harness specifications for secure electrical connections.
This component belongs to the FMAC series of power line filters from Schurter Inc., which specializes in passive and electromechanical components. The FMAC series provides EMC solutions for various industrial applications, focusing on preventing harmful electrical or electromagnetic interference between systems. This specific model addresses the unique filtering needs of inverter output stages.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Consult Schurter technical support for equivalent models within the FMAC series that meet identical electrical and mechanical specifications.
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