Mitsubishi FFR-C-CSH-080-16A-SF1-LL - VFD Inverter
The Mitsubishi FFR-C-CSH-080-16A-SF1-LL Variable Frequency Drive radio noise filter provides 16 A rated current with defined installation dimensions. It features 45 mm depth, 114 mm width, 168 mm height, 0.9 kg weight, and IP00 protection for FR-CS80 SERIES inverter applications. Explore Mitsubishi, review Mitsubishi Variable Frequency Drive, and learn more about the FR-CS80 SERIES.
| Brand | Mitsubishi |
| Product Type | VFD Inverter |
| Model Number | FFR-C-CSH-080-16A-SF1-LL |
Mitsubishi FFR-C-CSH-080-16A-SF1-LL VFD Inverter - Technical Specifications:
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | RADIO NOISE FILTER |
| Series | FR-CS80 SERIES |
| Applicable Inverter | FR-CS84-050–080 |
| Rated Current (A) (fa_ger_79) | 16 |
| Power Loss (W) | 14 |
| Leakage Current (mA) | 2,31 |
| Protection Class | IP00 |
| Depth (mm) | 45 |
| Weight (kg) | 0,9 |
| Width (mm) | 114 |
| Height (mm) | 168 |
The Mitsubishi FFR-C-CSH-080-16A-SF1-LL Variable Frequency Drive radio noise filter supports stable electrical operation within FR-CS80 SERIES inverters. It includes 16 A rated current, 45 mm depth, and 168 mm height, combined with a compact 0.9 kg structure. Designed for FR-CS84-050–080 models, it ensures controlled noise suppression for dependable inverter performance in industrial installations.
The Mitsubishi FFR-C-CSH-080-16A-SF1-LL Variable Frequency Drive filter is commonly used in conveyors, packaging lines, assembly machines, and general automation panels. It reduces high-frequency interference, improves signal stability, and maintains reliable motor control. Its compact form factor allows efficient placement within control enclosures where precise noise filtration is required.
The Mitsubishi FFR-C-CSH-080-16A-SF1-LL Variable Frequency Drive radio noise filter offers consistent performance and dependable noise attenuation for FR-CS80 SERIES inverter systems. With key specifications like 16 A capacity and IP00 construction, it supports long-term reliability across industrial automation environments. Mitsubishi’s engineering ensures stable operation, controlled electrical noise, and suitability for demanding applications.
