Posted on October 17, 2011 - ( views)
Schaffner has extended its product portfolio of IEC inlet filters to include the power cord range IL13 with integrated locking system. Using an easy-to-operate locking button, the IEC Lock snaps into the IEC mains socket and can be easily unlocked by employing slight pressure to the operating button. This eliminates the effort to mount retaining clips to avoid accidental disconnection of the power cord. The reliability of electronic devices that are exposd to vibration like in mobile applications can thus be increased. The IL13 is also suitable for use with all equipment requiring secure mains connections, i.e. in the fields of IT, medical, laboratory or communications technology. The power cord with the patented IEC Lock System does not require any modifications to existing IEC sockets. It can be used with any Schaffner IEC inlet filter or IEC C14 inlet according to IEC 60320 up to 10A.
Nordstrasse 11
4542 Luterbach
Switzerland
Tel.: +41-32-6815880
Fax: +41-32-6816641
Comply with Swiss safety standard
For space-critical applications
For 200V systems
Compact, only 46mm high
UL-approved
Available as one- and three-phase designs
With 2-pole power switch
Reduced leakage current of 74 µA
Suit low harmonic 690V drives
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