- Reactive low-pass filter at the power input suppresses noise on the mains and high-frequency interference generated by connected devices, improving overall power quality. - RF filtering meets EMC requirements and acts as a two-way RF filter, reducing external EMI and preventing the device from emitting noise that could affect other equipment nearby. - Bidirectional disturbance suppression covers serial-mode disturbances between power conductors and common-mode disturbances between conductors and earth, delivering a clean, stable power supply to electronic devices. - Optimized installation: place the filter at the power supply input to minimize radiation. Use a twin-wire connection to help eliminate high-frequency interference. Ensure proper grounding and solid contact with the chassis shell. Applications: - Sensitive audio, video, and digital electronics to reduce noise and improve clarity. - Laboratory instrumentation and measurement equipment requiring stable power and low EMI. - Industrial control systems and PLCs in environments with multiple powered devices to suppress interference and maintain reliable operation.