NHA19375-01 Filter Board
The Schneider NHA19375-01 is the input EMC/EMI filter board used in Altivar ATV610, ATV630, and ATV930 drives in the 7.5–11 kW power range. Its function is to suppress high-frequency conducted emissions on the input side, allowing the drive to meet IEC/EN 61800-3 C3 EMC requirements without an external line filter. The board contains the Y-capacitors that shunt common-mode noise to protective earth, along with the associated filtering components mounted on the drive’s power input path.
Unlike control boards or power-stage assemblies, this board does not generate a drive fault code of its own. Its condition is typically investigated when upstream protective devices trip unexpectedly, when EMC compliance is compromised, or when the drive has been operated in an IT or corner-grounded system where the built-in filter must be disconnected.
Supplied as a tested replacement unit, it is intended for cases where the original filter board is physically damaged, has failed insulation testing, or needs to be restored after a configuration change.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Part Number | NHA19375-01 |
| Product Type | Input EMC / EMI Filter Board |
| Compatible Drives | ATV610 / ATV630 / ATV930 |
| Power Range | 7.5 kW – 11 kW (verify exact drive model and frame size) |
| Function | Input-side EMC filtering (C3 class), Y-capacitor to PE |
| EMC Standard | IEC/EN 61800-3, C3 category (with filter connected) |
| Associated Symptom | RCD tripping on power-up; excessive leakage current to PE |
| Condition | Tested replacement unit |
Important Diagnostic Distinction: An RCD trip on an ATV610/630/930 with this filter board installed does not automatically mean the board is faulty. The built-in EMC filter intentionally presents a leakage path to earth through its Y-capacitors. On a 15 kW ATV630, this leakage plus the power-up transient can exceed the 30 mA threshold of a standard RCD even when the drive is not running and insulation resistance tests normal. The filter board should be replaced when it is physically damaged or has failed an insulation check — not solely because an upstream RCD trips.

The filter board becomes relevant under these conditions:
Before ordering, confirm the following:

The filter board itself is not “faulty” when it causes RCD tripping. The built-in EMC filter includes Y-capacitors that intentionally leak a small current to PE. On drives in the 7.5–11 kW range, this leakage plus power-up transients can exceed a 30 mA RCD threshold. Verify RCD type and rating first.
Yes, on ATV610/630/930 drives the built-in filter can be disconnected per the installation manual to reduce leakage current. However, once disconnected, the drive no longer meets IEC/EN 61800-3 EMC requirements.
It is listed for ATV610, ATV630, and ATV930 in the 7.5–11 kW range. Confirm the exact drive model and frame size before ordering, as filter board fitment is frame-dependent.
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