Key Features

• Protects Against Damage from EMP:
  -HEMP
  -IEMI
• Wide Selection of Current Ratings: 10 Amps to 1200 Amps
• Meets or Exceeds MIL-STD-188-125, Hardness Critical Item (HCI), 1 & 2 Point-of-Entry Requirements
• Acceptance tested at Little Mountain Test Facility, Hill AFB, Ogden, UT
• Superior Red Edge Performance Features
• For Defense (non-TEMPEST) and Commercial Applications

Description

ETS-LINDGREN’S PULSE PROTECTED POWERLINE FILTERS WITH RED EDGE TECHNOLOGY protects against damage to electronic equipment and loss of data caused by a sudden and intense electromagnetic pulse (EMP). The filters provide excellent multi-stage, over-voltage and EMI/ RFI protection. ETS-Lindgren is the only manufacturer to have their filters acceptance tested to the requirements of MIL-STD-188-125 by Little Mountain Test Facility at Hill Air Force Base, in Ogden, Utah (test report available on request).

Red Edge Pulse Protection

Our Red Edge advantage includes the knowledge and expertise gained from almost 90 years of designing and building RF shield and filter solutions for demanding defense and commercial applications.

EMP Pulse Protection

Filter unit is fitted with inductive input circuit and ESA, resulting in very low residual currents during an EMP pulse, protecting connected equipment.
Our filters provide 80 dB of insertion loss across a frequency range of 10 MHz to 1 GHz in symmetric and asymmetric mode, per MIL-STD-220.

High Frequency Response Design

Better frequency response is achieved with the use of a high frequency feed-through capacitor design.

Extended Filter Life

Oversized inductors are used for low loss and low temperature rise which extends filter life. Filter life is further extended with the use of self-healing capacitors.

Meets or Exceeds These Standards

• MIL-STD-188-125 1 & 2
• Defense Standard 59-188 1 & 2
• MIL-STD-F15733
• MIL-STD-220
• UL 1283 5th ed.
• CSA C22, 2 No. 8 (R2008)
• IEC 60939
• LVD (2066/95/EC)

Listed Tests Performed

• MIL-STD-188-125 by Little Mountain Test Facility, Hill AFB, Ogden, UT
• UL1283, by Intertek ETL

Test Performance Results

• Frequency Insertion Loss in Symmetric and Asymmetric Mode, 80 dB, 10 MHz to 1 GHz
• Pulse Suppression Performance MIL-STD-188-125 Acceptance Test: Short Pulse Current Injection (E1), Wave Shape 20/500 ns
• Pulse Suppression Performance MIL-STD-188-125 Acceptance Test: Intermediate Pulse Current Injection (E2), Wave Shape 1.5/3000 μs
• Listed for safety to UL 1283 and CSA C22, 2 No. 8 by Intertek ETL

Electrical Specifications

Technical Charts

EMP Commercial and Defense Non-Tempest Powerline Filters