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The RCS2A-12V is a single-phase EMC/EMI line filter module manufactured by R-K Electronics, Inc. Designed for AC power line applications, it operates at a rated voltage of 240VAC and supports frequencies between 50Hz and 60Hz. The component features wire leads for connection and utilizes a 0.47 microfarad capacitance with 220 ohms resistance characteristics. It is classified as a transient voltage filter intended for general-purpose noise suppression in electrical control systems.
Verify the specific part number RCS2A-12V against official R-K Electronics documentation to confirm current availability and RoHS3 compliance status. Ensure that the 240VAC rating and wire lead termination style match your system requirements before procurement. Cross-reference datasheets from authorized distributors to validate technical specifications and avoid counterfeit components.
Select this component when single-phase EMI/RFI filtering is required for 240VAC circuits operating at 50 or 60Hz. The choice depends on the need for transient voltage suppression and general-purpose noise reduction in electrical controls. Confirm that the wire lead termination method is compatible with the installation environment and that the capacitance value meets the specific filtering needs of the application.
This component belongs to the RCS series of RC networks produced by R-K Electronics, Inc., which specializes in electronic automation control components for the electrical controls industry. The RCS2A-12V is an active product designed for transient voltage filtering. It serves as a passive filter element within larger electrical assemblies, contributing to signal integrity and equipment protection against power line disturbances.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided source material. Verify compatibility with existing systems by matching voltage ratings, capacitance values, and termination styles. Consult manufacturer documentation for equivalent series components if direct substitution is required.