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GTX-4800-Y474 is listed in the Power Line Filter Modules range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists KEMET. Its product description is LINE FILTER 500VAC 80A CHASS MNT. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The KEMET GTX-4800-Y474 is a three-phase EMI/RFI power line filter designed for general-purpose applications. It features a two-stage filtering architecture housed in a metal box chassis mount enclosure. The unit supports a voltage rating of 500 VAC and handles a current capacity of 80 A. Key electrical specifications include a leakage resistance of 6000 mohm and compatibility with 50 Hz systems. The physical dimensions are 256 mm in length, 160 mm in width, and 59 mm in height. It utilizes screw clamp terminals for secure connection.
Verify the specific part number suffix against official KEMET documentation to ensure correct terminal type and certification compliance. Confirm that the mounting hardware and screw torque specifications match your installation requirements. Cross-reference the 80A current rating with your system's peak load demands to prevent thermal overload. Ensure the 500VAC rating aligns with your network voltage levels.
Select this model when high-current three-phase filtering is required in space-constrained chassis environments. The two-stage design offers superior attenuation compared to single-stage units without significantly increasing footprint. Consider the metal box construction for durability in harsh industrial settings. Verify that the screw clamp termination style matches your existing wiring infrastructure before procurement.
This component belongs to the KEMET GTX4 series, which specializes in high-performance EMI filters for industrial power applications. The series is characterized by its modular metal box designs and high current handling capabilities. The GTX-4800-Y474 represents a specific configuration within this range, optimized for 80A three-phase systems with integrated safety capacitors.
Direct substitutes may include other GTX4 series models with similar current ratings, such as GTX-3600-Y474 for lower current needs. Verify dimensional compatibility and terminal orientation before swapping. Ensure any replacement maintains the same two-stage filtering topology and voltage ratings to preserve system EMC performance.
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