FN2060-16-07

Overview

The Schaffner FN2060-16-07 is a single-phase, two-stage power line filter designed for chassis mounting. It features wire termination and supports a rated voltage of 250 VAC with a current rating of 16 A. The component operates within a frequency range of 0 Hz to 400 Hz and has a maximum leakage current of 660 uA. Physical dimensions include a height of 40.3 mm, length of 64.8 mm, and width of 49.8 mm. It functions effectively between -25°C and +100°C and holds UL, CSA, and ENEC-14 certifications.

Feature Summary

• Multi-stage attenuation architecture for enhanced electromagnetic interference suppression
• Chassis mount design with wire termination for secure installation
• Compliance with major international safety standards including UL and CSA

Applications

• Industrial machinery power conditioning
• Medical equipment power supply filtering
• Test and measurement instrument protection

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific suffix code against the manufacturer datasheet to confirm terminal type and certification status. Ensure the input current requirements do not exceed the 16 A rating under all operating conditions. Confirm that the chassis mounting holes align with the specified physical dimensions before integration into the final assembly design.

Selection Notes

Select this model when high current handling capacity is required alongside robust noise reduction in a compact form factor. The two-stage design offers superior performance compared to single-stage alternatives. Consider the wire termination style during PCB or harness layout planning to ensure proper strain relief and connection integrity.

Part Context

This component belongs to the FN2060 series of single-phase AC/DC chassis filters. The series provides various current ratings and termination options to suit different power distribution needs. It is engineered for applications requiring reliable EMC performance in demanding environments.

Replacement Considerations

Check for direct substitutes within the FN2060 series with identical current ratings but different termination styles if wire connections are unsuitable. Verify that any replacement maintains the same voltage and frequency specifications.