Danfoss AKA 211 Cable Filter | Accessory for Electronic Controllers | 084B2238

Product Description:

The Danfoss AKA 211 (Part No. 084B2238) is a specialized electronic accessory essential for maintaining the integrity of control signals in complex refrigeration systems. In industrial and commercial sites across the UAE, electromagnetic noise from large motors and power cables can often disrupt sensitive data communication. The AKA 211 cable filter acts as a barrier, cleaning the signal for Danfoss ADAP-KOOL controllers and other electronic components. By preventing data errors and communication drops, this filter ensures that the building management system (BMS) receives accurate information, which is critical for the precise temperature control required in the Middle East’s demanding cooling applications.

Key Features & Benefits:

• EMI Suppression: Effectively filters out electromagnetic interference that can cause controller malfunctions.
• Ensures Data Integrity: Guarantees stable and accurate communication between sensors, controllers, and monitoring systems.
• Essential for ADAP-KOOL: Specifically designed to complement the Danfoss ADAP-KOOL range of refrigeration controls.
• Durable Design: Built to withstand the electrical fluctuations and high-ambient conditions common in UAE plant rooms.
• Simple Integration: Easily mounts within the control panel to provide immediate protection for sensitive electronics.

Technical Specifications :

FAQs:

• Q: Why do I need the AKA 211 filter in my system?
• A: If your control cables run near high-voltage power lines, signals can be distorted. This filter ensures your Danfoss controller “reads” the correct data without interference.
• Q: Is this filter easy to install?
• A: Yes, it is designed for straightforward integration into the wiring circuit of Danfoss electronic controllers.
• Q: Does it work with all electronic controllers?
• A: While optimized for Danfoss ADAP-KOOL systems, it is generally used wherever signal cleaning is required in Danfoss-based refrigeration networks.