RP410-20-10-S

Power Line Filter Modules Overview

The Astrodyne TDI RP410-20-10-S is a single-stage power line filter module designed for three-phase wye configurations. It features a rated current of 20A and a leakage current of 10uA. The component utilizes stud termination for secure mounting and is part of the ultra-compact RP410 series, engineered to reduce electromagnetic interference in industrial applications.

Power Line Filter Modules Feature Summary

• Single-stage filtering architecture for efficient noise suppression
• Ultra-compact physical design suitable for space-constrained enclosures
• Three-phase wye topology compatibility for balanced systems

Power Line Filter Modules Applications

• Industrial machinery EMI suppression
• Power distribution units requiring compact filtering
• Three-phase equipment compliance with emission standards

Power Line Filter Modules Procurement Notes

Verify the specific suffix 'S' confirms stud termination against your mechanical drawing requirements. Confirm that the 20A rating aligns with your system's continuous load. Ensure the three-phase wye configuration matches your circuit topology before procurement.

Power Line Filter Modules Selection Notes

Select this model when space constraints necessitate an ultra-compact form factor. Choose the stud termination variant if panel mounting via threaded fasteners is preferred over wire or tab connections. Validate that the 20A current capacity meets the peak operational demands of the target application.

Power Line Filter Modules Part Context

This component belongs to the RP410 series of power line filters from Astrodyne TDI. The series offers various current ratings and termination options, including tabs, wires, and studs, to accommodate diverse installation needs while maintaining consistent filtering performance across the product line.

Power Line Filter Modules Replacement Considerations

Consult the official Astrodyne TDI cross-reference chart for verified equivalents. Do not assume generic three-phase filters are compatible due to potential differences in leakage current, voltage ratings, or physical dimensions.