RP428-8-10-W

Power Line Filter Modules Overview

The RP428-8-10-W is a dual-stage power line filter from the RP428 series, designed for three-phase wye configurations. It supports an operating voltage of 480 VAC and handles a rated current of 8 A. The unit utilizes a 10 nF capacitance value and features chassis mounting with stud termination. Certified to CSA, EN60939, and UR standards, it operates at 50 Hz or 60 Hz frequencies.

Power Line Filter Modules Feature Summary

• Dual-stage filtering architecture for enhanced noise attenuation
• Designed for three-phase wye power systems
• Chassis mount construction with stud termination

Power Line Filter Modules Applications

• Industrial machinery power conditioning
• Three-phase equipment EMI suppression
• Power distribution units requiring dual-stage filtration

Power Line Filter Modules Procurement Notes

Verify the specific suffix 'W' against official Astrodyne TDI documentation to confirm terminal configuration and compliance status. Ensure the 480 VAC rating aligns with the target system voltage. Confirm that the 8 A current capacity meets the load requirements without exceeding thermal limits during operation.

Power Line Filter Modules Selection Notes

Select this model when dual-stage performance is required for three-phase wye applications. The 8 A rating suits moderate-load industrial equipment. Verify that the chassis mount form factor fits the available enclosure space. Ensure compatibility with 50/60 Hz operational frequencies before integration into the power circuit design.

Power Line Filter Modules Part Context

This component belongs to the RP428 series of power line filters manufactured by Astrodyne TDI. The series focuses on dual-stage filtering solutions for three-phase systems. The RP428-8-10-W specifically addresses applications requiring 8 A current handling in a chassis-mountable format with stud connections.

Power Line Filter Modules Replacement Considerations

Consult official cross-reference lists for verified substitutes. Generic replacements may not match the dual-stage topology or specific capacitance values.