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EMC Filters – DIN Rail Mount

Relec Electronics offer a range of single phase and 3 phase EMC filters designed for DIN rail mounting. These EMC filters are designed specifically for mounting on TS35 DIN rails in industrial control systems.

The FMAB (1 stage) and FMBB (2 stage – high attenuation) are suitable for single phase systems, the FMAC for 3 phase systems and the FMAD series for 3 phase systems with a neutral conductor.

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  • FMBB-RAIL Series

    Input: 85 - 264Vac
    Current: 1 - 10A
    Tamb: -25°C to +100°C
    Dims: 102 x 61 x 61mm
    2 stage

  • FPBB-RAIL series

    Input: 250Vac / 250Vdc
    Current: 1 - 16A
    Tamb: -40°C to +100°C
    Dims: 85 x 89.5 x 25mm
    2 stage with option fuse or circuit breaker

  • FMAB-RAIL Series

    Input: 85 - 264Vac
    Current: 10 - 20A
    Tamb: -25°C to +100°C
    Dims: 102 x 61 x 61mm
    Single stage

  • FMAC-RAIL Series

    Input: 480Vac 50/60Hz
    Current: 3 - 20A
    Tamb: -25°C to +100°C
    Dims: 102 x 61 x 61mm
    Single stage, 3 phase

  • FMAD-RAIL Series

    Input: 277/480Vac 50/60Hz
    Current: 3 - 20A
    Tamb: -25°C to +100°C
    Dims: 102 x 61 x 61mm
    Single stage, 3 phase + N

  • NAH Series

    Input: 250VAC
    Current: 6 - 30A
    Tamb: -40°C to +85°C
    Dims: 53 x 41 x 92 mm
    CISPR22
    Made In Japan

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