APEVIA CORP.
APEVIA CORP. RG148/1200-3612-010204 230V AC 50Hz 80W ventilation
230 V AC replacement fan rated 50 Hz and 80 W for boiler and HVAC systems
- Reliable boiler operation with 230 V AC power
- Consistent airflow at 50 Hz frequency
- Energy-efficient performance at 80 W consumption
- Direct replacement for part number RG148/1200-3612-010204
- Compatible with Ebmpapst and Sant'Andrea boiler systems
Compatible Boiler Ventilation Fan
The APEVIA CORP. RG148/1200-3612-010204 is a direct replacement fan for Ebmpapst boiler units and Sant'Andrea heating systems. It suits installers and maintenance engineers who need a drop-in spare that matches the original electrical specification.
230V AC 50Hz 80W Electrical Interface
The unit operates on 230 volt alternating current at 50 hertz and draws 80 watts. Its wiring and mounting pattern align with the original RG148 housing, so the swap requires no adapter brackets or harness modifications during routine service visits.
Thermal Load and Acoustic Profile
At the rated 80 watt input the motor runs within its design envelope, keeping coil temperature stable during continuous boiler cycles. Sound output remains consistent with the OEM fan profile, avoiding new resonance in the flue duct or cabinet.
Highlights
- Reliable boiler operation with 230 V AC power
- Consistent airflow at 50 Hz frequency
- Energy-efficient performance at 80 W consumption
- Direct replacement for part number RG148/1200-3612-010204
- Compatible with Ebmpapst and Sant'Andrea boiler systems
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What does the 230V AC 50Hz rating mean for daily operation?
The fan runs directly on standard 230-volt mains at 50 hertz, drawing 80 watts without an external power supply or converter.
What mounting dimensions match the RG148 housing?
The RG148 designation identifies the frame size used in compatible Ebmpapst and Sant'Andrea boilers, so the existing cut-out and screw pattern align with that standard.
How is the fan wired into the boiler, and which step is often missed?
Connect the two mains leads to the boiler's 230V supply terminals, then verify the earthing tab is secured — installers sometimes leave the ground unattached.
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