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EMC Filters for Variable Frequency Drives — Electromagnetic Interference Protection

An external EMC filter (electromagnetic compatibility filter) is installed between the power supply and a variable frequency drive to suppress high-frequency interference generated by the VFD's PWM inverter. Without a filter, conducted emissions propagate through the mains and affect the operation of sensors, PLCs, medical equipment, and communication systems. The EN 61800-3 standard defines three categories of permissible interference levels: C1 (residential and office environments), C2 (industrial sites with restrictions), and C3 (unrestricted industrial zones). Our catalog includes external EMC filters of classes C1–C3 for VFDs rated from 0.4 to 160 kW. Additional VFD accessories include braking resistors, braking modules, and operator panels.

How to Choose an EMC Filter for a VFD

When selecting an external EMC filter, consider four parameters: rated current (must match or exceed the VFD current with a 20% safety margin), supply voltage (230 V single-phase or 400 V three-phase), filter class (C1 for residential buildings, C2 for industrial with restrictions), and the connected motor power rating. Mount the filter as close as possible to the VFD power input — cable length between the filter and the drive should not exceed 30 cm for maximum effectiveness.

ModelVFD PowerVFD SeriesApplication
R9120033140.4–2.2 kWBosch Rexroth FVSmall pumps, fans
R9120033164.0–7.5 kWBosch Rexroth Fe G/P, FVConveyors, compressors
R91200331815–22 kWBosch Rexroth Fe G/P, FVIndustrial pumps, HVAC
R91200332045–55 kWBosch Rexroth Fe G/P, FVHeavy-duty machinery
R91200332975–90 kWBosch Rexroth FVHigh-power drives, production lines

EMC Filter Manufacturers

Our catalog features external EMC filters from Bosch Rexroth — designed for EFC, FV, and Fe G/P series frequency converters from 0.4 to 160 kW. Bosch Rexroth filters comply with EN 61800-3 categories C1 and C3 and are rated for three-phase 400 V networks. For other VFD brands (Delta, Danfoss, Schneider Electric), filter selection is based on rated current and required filter class.

EMC Filters by Specifications

Select a filter by connected VFD power: from 0.4–2.2 kW for light-duty applications to 160 kW for heavy industrial installations. Single-phase filters (230 V) are designed for compact VFDs, three-phase (400 V) for most industrial drives. Filter class C1 provides maximum interference suppression for sensitive equipment, C3 offers a baseline level for industrial zones.

Warranty and Support

All EMC filters come with an official manufacturer warranty. Delivery across Ukraine: Kyiv, Kharkiv, Odesa, Dnipro, Lviv, and other cities. Our engineers will help you select the right filter based on your VFD parameters and operating conditions. Payment options: bank transfer with VAT for businesses, card payment or cash on delivery for individuals.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an EMC filter and why is it needed for a VFD?

An EMC filter (electromagnetic compatibility filter) suppresses high-frequency interference from a VFD's PWM inverter. VFDs generate conducted emissions in the 150 kHz to 30 MHz range that can affect sensors, PLCs, medical equipment, and communication systems. The filter is installed between the mains supply and the VFD to comply with EN 61800-3.

When is an external EMC filter mandatory?

An external EMC filter is mandatory in four cases: 1) in residential buildings and offices (category C1/C2 per EN 61800-3), 2) near medical or measurement equipment, 3) near radio communication and telecom systems, 4) for CE certification. In industrial zones (category C3), the filter is recommended but not always required.

How to select an EMC filter by VFD power rating?

Select the filter by the VFD's rated current with a 20% safety margin: a 10 A VFD requires a filter rated at least 12 A. Also consider supply voltage (230 V or 400 V), number of phases, and filter class (C1 for maximum suppression, C3 for baseline). Cable length between the filter and VFD should not exceed 30 cm.

Does a built-in EMC filter replace an external one?

A built-in EMC filter typically provides only baseline filtering (category C3). For strict requirements (C1/C2) in residential and office environments or near sensitive equipment, an external filter is necessary. Check your VFD specification — some models include a built-in C2 filter, but most require an external unit.

What is the difference between filter classes C1, C2, and C3?

C1 (class B per EN 55011) is the strictest, for residential and office zones with sensitive equipment. C2 (class A with restrictions) is for industrial sites with limited access. C3 (class A unrestricted) is the baseline for industrial zones. The lower the category number, the better the interference suppression and the stricter the installation requirements.