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Security Services & Risk Management
Retail (Industry)
Schurter's new line of block filters offers a complete range of 1-phase units with a wide range of current ratings: 5-30 A at 125/250 V a.c., 50-60 Hz. These filters are generally designed to perform in the low-pass frequency range of up to 300 MHz. Standard and medical versions are available with leakage current ratings ranging from 0,25-5 mA/<5-80 µA, according to equipment standards IEC 60950 for IT, and IEC 60601 for electro-medical devices.
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