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RFI filtered IEC connectors

14 May 2008 Interconnection

The EJ series from Tyco Electronics forms part of the company’s next generation of RFI filter IEC connector packages.

Dependent upon application, the connectors are supplied for snap-in (EJS version) or screw mounting (EEJ version) and include improvements that result in higher attenuation and also substantially improved HF-shielding due to the extended metal flanges around the sockets.

The connectors' compact dimensions, simple mounting and various connection options, make the devices suitable for a wide range of electrical and electronic applications, where connection to the electricity mains is made using an IEC connector, eg, TV, audio and video devices, computers, fitness equipment, household appliances, as well as slot machines.

EJ series devices are equipped with an IEC 320/C14 connector for currents of 1 to 15 A (VDE 10 A) and, for higher current levels of up to 20 A (VDE 16 A), with an IEC 320/C20 connector. In addition to the standard models, a medical (EJH) series is available that features a maximum leakage current of 5 μA, making the device fully compliant with UL/IEC regulations for medical and dental devices.

All versions are UL and VDE approved and are also RoHS compliant.





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