OMRON R88A FIW 107-E RFI FILTER – Advanced Industrial EMI Suppression Module

Filter Type:RFI Filter

Model:R88A FIW 107-E

Module Category:Electrical Protection

Maximum Input Current:107 Amps

Input Voltage Range:380-480V AC

Operating Frequency:50/60 Hz

Protection Level:High

Size:Compact

Weight:Lightweight

Installation Method:Plug-and-play

    The OMRON R88A FIW 107-E RFI FILTER is engineered with advanced technology to provide unparalleled protection against radio frequency interference, ensuring optimal performance of sensitive electronic equipment. Its compact yet robust design allows for easy integration into various industrial setups, minimizing downtime and maintenance costs.

    Featuring a maximum input current capacity of 107 Amps, this filter is suitable for a wide range of industrial applications, making it a versatile solution for protecting against transient voltage surges and other electrical disturbances. It operates efficiently within a broad voltage range of 380-480V AC, ensuring compatibility across different power systems.

    With its high protection level, the R88A FIW 107-E is capable of filtering out even the most disruptive radio frequency signals, maintaining system integrity and enhancing overall reliability. The filter’s lightweight and compact size facilitate seamless installation, allowing for quick setup without compromising on performance.

    This modular filter is designed with user-friendliness in mind. It employs a plug-and-play installation method, enabling technicians to rapidly deploy the filter without extensive training or tools, reducing setup time and costs. Additionally, the durable construction ensures long-lasting performance, minimizing the need for frequent replacements or maintenance.

    Backed by OMRON’s commitment to quality and innovation, the R88A FIW 107-E RFI FILTER offers peace of mind for industrial operators, guaranteeing continuous and uninterrupted power supply critical for productivity and safety. It is an indispensable component for safeguarding complex industrial electrical systems against the adverse effects of radio frequency interference.