FMBD-395A-1614

Power Line Filter Modules Overview

The FMBD-395A-1614 is a power line filter module manufactured by SCHURTER Inc. It features a three-phase plus neutral configuration with two stages of filtering. The unit is rated for a current of 16 A and supports a rated AC voltage of 760 V. Designed for robust industrial applications, it operates within a temperature range of -40°C to 100°C.

Power Line Filter Modules Feature Summary

• Provides two-stage electromagnetic interference suppression for three-phase power systems
• Engineered for reliable operation in harsh environments across a wide temperature spectrum
• Supports high-voltage three-phase networks up to 760 VAC

Power Line Filter Modules Applications

• Industrial electronic equipment requiring EMI filtration
• Harsh environment machinery operations
• Three-phase power distribution systems

Power Line Filter Modules Procurement Notes

Verify the specific part number against official SCHURTER documentation to confirm the 16 A rating and 760 VAC specification. Ensure compatibility with three-phase plus neutral configurations. Check for RoHS compliance status and required mounting hardware details prior to integration into final assemblies.

Power Line Filter Modules Selection Notes

Select this component when a two-stage filter solution is required for three-phase circuits operating at voltages up to 760 VAC. Consider the 16 A continuous current rating and the -40°C to 100°C operational range to ensure suitability for the intended thermal and electrical load conditions.

Power Line Filter Modules Part Context

This module belongs to the FMBD EP series of power line filters from SCHURTER. The series offers various current ratings and stage configurations for three-phase applications. This specific variant provides balanced filtering for industrial power integrity.

Power Line Filter Modules Replacement Considerations

Consult official substitution guides for equivalent Schurter models with matching current and voltage ratings. Verify that alternative components maintain the same three-phase plus neutral topology and two-stage filtering architecture.