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News Release from: Schaffner | Subject: FN3359 series
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 29 April 2004
EMC filters go to industrial extremes
A proven range of EMC filters is now certified to operate in harsh industrial environments up to 50C without derating.
A proven range of EMC filters is now certified to operate in harsh industrial environments up to 50C without derating The FN3359 series of filters with current ratings from 150 to 600A has been approved by UL to operate in an ambient temperature of 50C
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 15 Nov 2000 at 8.00am (UK)
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The new approval also includes high-voltage models that can operate at up to 600VAC.
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Andy Kotas, Marketing Manager of Schaffner comments: "We have put a lot of work into improving our filters so that they work at higher temperatures.
Many of our customers have to run equipment in harsh industrial environments and in the past would have had to overspecify the filter to ensure safe operating conditions and reliability.
Now we have the high temperature approval, the correct filter may be safely used and component costs reduced".
Schaffner expect further filters to be requalified at higher temperatures to meet customer needs in industrial applications such as semiconductor manufacture, process control, machine tool centres etc. Request a free brochure from Schaffner ...
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