Sensata Crydom Relay Filter for use with Crydom Three Phase SSR's

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RS Stock No.:
398-5134
Mfr. Part No.:
3F20
Manufacturer:
Sensata / Crydom
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Brand

Sensata / Crydom

Accessory Type

EMI Noise Suppression Filter

For Use With

Crydom Three Phase SSR's

COO (Country of Origin):
GB

Sensata | Crydom Relay Filter, 3 Phases, 475Vrms Maximum Operating Voltage - AC Filters Series - 3F20


Minimise the chance of EMI driving a wedge between an incoming AC line and your three-phase circuit with this relay filter from Sensata | Crydom. It reduces the amount of noise generated by three-phase solid-state relays, helping ensure electronic devices function properly and quietly. A current drain of 35mA at a maximum operating voltage of 475Vrms means it's an energy-efficient device that won't tax your primary circuit. You'll find this versatile piece of kit used in industrial and commercial power supply networks.

Features & Benefits


• Wide operating temperature range between -40°C and +100°C for use in demanding industrial environments
• Comes with panel mounting slots for convenient installation
• Suitable to install in new or existing equipment for versatility
• Compatible with Series 1 devices for ease of assembly

What's a solid-state relay?


A solid-state relay or SSR is an electronic device that switches power to a secondary circuit. It also offers isolation between your primary power supply and a load, so there's less chance of electrical faults causing damage to your equipment.


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