Filtre électrique de bruit EMI EMC pour équipement médical

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Filtre électrique de bruit EMI EMC pour équipement médical

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April 22, 2025

Category Connection: EMI Filter

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Brief: Discover the DEA5 Series Power Line Electric EMI EMC Noise Filter, designed for medical equipment. This high-performance filter effectively suppresses 10Khz-30MHZ differential and common mode interference, ensuring safe operation in complex electromagnetic environments. Customizable and easy to install, it's ideal for automation, medical devices, and more.

Related Product Features:

Single-phase AC 220VAC power supply noise filter, universal for AC and DC applications.
Rated current options: 20A to 30A, suitable for various power requirements.
Double filter circuit design for enhanced noise suppression.
Effective in suppressing 10Khz-30MHZ frequency band interference.
Multiple connection methods: wire, copper bolt, or standard 6.3*0.8 shortcut.
Widely used in medical equipment, automation systems, and industrial robots.
Certifications include CUL, CE, CQC, and ROHS for quality assurance.
Customizable parameters to meet specific application needs.

Les questions:

What is the rated current range of the DEA5 Series filter?

The DEA5 Series filter offers rated current options from 20A to 30A, catering to various power requirements.
What types of interference does the DEA5 Series filter suppress?

The DEA5 Series filter effectively suppresses both differential mode and common mode interference in the 10Khz-30MHZ frequency band.
What are the connection methods available for the DEA5 Series filter?

The DEA5 Series filter provides three connection methods: wire, copper bolt, and standard 6.3*0.8 shortcut, ensuring easy and quick installation.
Where is the DEA5 Series filter commonly used?

The DEA5 Series filter is widely used in medical equipment, automation control systems, industrial robots, and other devices operating in complex electromagnetic environments.