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Part	Manufacturer	Filter Type	Rated Current	Approvals (V)	High Pot	Maximum Leakage Current	Mounting Type	Rated Voltage	Dimensions	Maximum Operating Temperature	Minimum Operating Temperature	Manufacturer Series	Height	Width (mm)	Operating Frequency (Hz)	Length
600APS12L	TE Connectivity	THREE PHASE EMI FILTER	600 A	UL	2200 V	270 mA	PANEL MOUNT	520 V		50 Cel	-10 Cel		120 mm	205	50-60Hz	245 mm
600APS12P	TE Connectivity	THREE PHASE EMI FILTER	600 A	UL	2640 V	390 mA	PANEL MOUNT	690 V		50 Cel	-10 Cel		120 mm	205	50-60Hz	245 mm
RP357-600-1000-B	Astrodyne Tdi	THREE PHASE EMI FILTER	600 A	EN; UL	3800 V	10 mA	PANEL MOUNT	600 V		100 Cel	-25 Cel	RP357	135 mm	210	50-60Hz	300 mm
FN3270H-600-99	Schaffner Holding Ag	THREE PHASE EMI FILTER	600 A	UL; CSA; ENEC-14	2250 V	59.5 mA	PANEL MOUNT	520 V	L240.0XB200.0XH86.0 (mm)/L9.449XB7.874XH3.386 (inch)	100 Cel	-25 Cel		86 mm	200.0	60Hz	240 mm

EMI Mains Filters

EMI mains filters are electronic filters that are used to suppress electromagnetic interference (EMI) from mains power lines. They are designed to provide a high level of attenuation of unwanted frequencies while allowing the desired power signal to pass through with minimal distortion.

EMI mains filters use a combination of passive and active components, including capacitors, inductors, resistors, and diodes, to filter out noise and interference from power lines. They can be designed for a wide range of power ratings and frequencies, depending on the application.

EMI mains filters can be designed as low-pass filters, which allow low-frequency power signals to pass through while attenuating high-frequency EMI signals, or as band-stop filters, which block a specific range of frequencies while allowing other frequencies to pass through. They can also be designed with multiple stages of filtering to provide increased attenuation of unwanted frequencies.

EMI mains filters are commonly used in a variety of electronic systems, including power supplies, motor drives, medical equipment, and industrial control systems. They are also used in residential and commercial buildings to suppress EMI noise from power lines and prevent interference with other electronic devices.