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RP328-130-10-C is listed in the Power Line Filter Modules range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Astrodyne TDI. Its product description is LINE FLTR 480VAC 130A CHASS MNT. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The RP328-130-10-C is a three-phase delta power line filter module from the Astrodyne TDI RP300 series. It provides single-stage EMI/EMI suppression with a rated current of 130 A and operates at 480 VAC for 50/60 Hz systems. The unit features touchproof connectors for safety and is constructed as a robust shelf-mount component designed for industrial environments.
Verify the specific voltage rating and phase configuration against the application requirements before procurement. Confirm that the 130 A current capacity aligns with the load profile to prevent thermal overload. Ensure the mounting infrastructure supports the physical dimensions and weight of the shelf-mount module. Check for compliance with local electrical safety standards regarding touchproof connectors.
Select this model when a single-stage solution is sufficient for the required attenuation levels in three-phase delta configurations. Evaluate the available space for shelf-mount installation to ensure compatibility with existing rack structures. Consider the thermal management capabilities of the enclosure, as high-current filters generate significant heat during operation under full load conditions.
This component belongs to the RP300 series of power line filters manufactured by Astrodyne TDI. The series focuses on providing reliable noise suppression for industrial power applications. The RP328 designation indicates a specific form factor within the bookshelf category, designed for higher current ratings compared to smaller modular units.
Direct substitutes must match the three-phase delta topology, 130 A rating, and 480 VAC specification. Verify that alternative modules offer comparable touchproof connector interfaces to maintain safety standards. Ensure the replacement fits the same shelf-mount footprint to avoid mechanical modifications.
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