It carries a maximum current of 560 A and a rated continuous current of 504 A at 690 V AC, 50 Hz — the rated figure is the one that governs thermal sizing in a continuous-duty application; the 560 A maximum covers short-duration overloads the drive might draw during acceleration. That impedance limits harmonic currents and reduces the peak-to-peak ripple on the DC bus of the connected drive. A 4 % choke is a common choice for general-purpose drive applications where harmonic mitigation is needed without excessive voltage drop under load. Power loss splits between the coil (540 W) and the iron core (200 W), totaling 740 W at rated conditions. Thermal class H insulation (180 °C rated) gives headroom for hot spots and overload conditions.
This choke is sized for a 690 V AC three-phase line feeding a frequency converter. Physical dimensions are 0.41 m wide by 0.385 m tall by 0.229 m deep, so it needs a panel floor or mounting plate with that footprint plus clearance for ventilation and busbar routing. The IP00 protection class means the choke is open-frame; it must be installed inside a cabinet that provides the required ingress protection for the overall assembly. No washdown or outdoor exposure is permitted without an additional enclosure.
This is not a part you will find on a distributor shelf in high volume.