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The Astrodyne TDI RP240-16-4.7-QD is a high-performance, dual-stage power line filter designed for single-phase applications. It features a rated current of 16 A and a capacitance value of 4.7 nF. The unit supports a voltage rating of 250 VAC and operates at standard frequencies of 50 Hz and 60 Hz. This component utilizes quick connect terminals for electrical interfacing and is engineered for chassis mount installation. It belongs to the RP240 series, providing robust electromagnetic interference suppression in demanding power conditioning environments.
Verify the specific suffix QD confirms the quick connect termination style required for your assembly. Confirm that the 16 A current rating and 4.7 nF capacitance align with your circuit's leakage and load requirements. Ensure chassis mounting provisions are available on the host enclosure. Cross-reference the datasheet for precise insertion loss curves relevant to your frequency spectrum.
Select this model when dual-stage attenuation is necessary for strict EMI compliance in single-phase systems. The 16 A rating suits moderate-to-high current loads where compact form factors are preferred over bulkier single-stage alternatives. Verify that the quick connect interface matches existing harness or busbar designs. Consider thermal management capabilities if operating near maximum current limits.
This component is part of the Astrodyne TDI RP240 series, which specializes in high-performance dual-stage power line filters. The series offers various current ratings and capacitance values to address diverse electromagnetic interference challenges. The RP240 models are characterized by their compact chassis-mount design and efficient noise suppression capabilities for sensitive electronic equipment.
Direct substitutes within the same series include the RP240-16-4.7-S, which shares identical electrical specifications but utilizes stud terminals instead of quick connects. Other RP240 variants may offer different current or capacitance ratings but maintain the dual-stage topology.