CAFELE
CAFELE A2E200-AI38-01 230V 64/78W 200mm Axial Case Fan
A 200 mm axial case fan running at 2600 or 2900 rpm with 64 or 78 W draw, ball-bearing motor, IP44 protection and CE approval
- TypeCase Fan
- 230 V AC supply fits standard mains without extra wiring
- 64 W at 50 Hz and 78 W at 60 Hz keeps power draw predictable
- Ball-bearing motor rated for 2 600 rpm at 50 Hz and 2 900 rpm at 60 Hz
- IP44 protection resists dust and splashing water in harsh environments
- 200 mm nine-blade steel impeller moves high airflow for industrial cooling
Product Identity
The CAFELE A2E200-AI38-01 is a 230 VAC axial case fan built by ebm-papst. It uses an external-rotor motor with ball bearings and nine painted steel blades to move air through a 200 mm frame. The unit weighs 1.33 kg and carries an IP44 rating with Class B insulation.
Suitability
This fan suits installers who need a mains-powered axial cooler for industrial enclosures or high-airflow chassis. It runs at 2600 or 2900 rpm depending on 50 or 60 Hz supply and draws 64 or 78 W. Buyers who require low-voltage DC operation, PWM speed control or a smaller frame diameter should look at something else.
Deciding Specification
The nominal voltage is fixed at 230 VAC with a 450 VDB capacitor, so the fan only works on mains power and cannot be driven from a standard PC header. Power consumption shifts between 64 W and 78 W across the two frequency ratings.
Highlights
- 230 V AC supply fits standard mains without extra wiring
- 64 W at 50 Hz and 78 W at 60 Hz keeps power draw predictable
- Ball-bearing motor rated for 2 600 rpm at 50 Hz and 2 900 rpm at 60 Hz
- IP44 protection resists dust and splashing water in harsh environments
- 200 mm nine-blade steel impeller moves high airflow for industrial cooling
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the CAFELE A2E200-AI38-01 come with mounting screws or a power cable, or must I buy them separately?
The package contains the fan only; mounting hardware and a mains lead are not included and must be sourced separately.
The specs show two speeds — 2600 and 2900 rpm — and two power figures — 64 and 78 W. Which one applies to my 50 Hz supply?
At 50 Hz the fan runs at 2600 rpm and draws 64 W; at 60 Hz it reaches 2900 rpm and 78 W.
What does the IP44 rating mean for dust and water ingress once the fan is installed in my chassis?
IP44 indicates protection against solid objects over 1 mm and water splashed from any direction.
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