ebmpapst-automotive
ebmpapst-automotive A2D250-AA02-01 400V AC 110W 250mm Ball Bearing Axial Fan
250 mm axial fan moves air at 2650 or 2950 rpm on 400 V AC with IP44 protection and ball-bearing motor
- Runs on 400 V AC for direct industrial supply
- Delivers up to 160 W airflow at 2950 rpm
- Ball bearing spindle motor rated for 70 °C ambient
- IP44 protection resists dust and splashing water
- CE, EAC and CCC approved for regulated markets
250 mm 400 V AC axial fan for industrial cooling
The ebmpapst-automotive A2D250-AA02-01 is a 250 mm axial fan built for 400 V AC supply at 50/60 Hz. It suits HVAC units, enclosure ventilation and other industrial cooling tasks that require a rugged ball-bearing motor.
Sustained operation at 110 W and 160 W power steps
At 50 Hz the fan draws 0.22 A and consumes 110 W while running at 2 650 RPM; at 60 Hz it draws 0.26 A and consumes 160 W at 2 950 RPM. These figures represent continuous load rather than short bursts, so thermal design can rely on steady airflow and pressure delivery.
IP44 protection with Class B insulation from -25
The motor carries IP44 ingress protection and Class B insulation, allowing ambient temperatures from -25 °C to 70 °C. Painted black sheet-steel blades and a ball-bearing spindle keep acoustic output and vibration predictable in normal service.
Highlights
- Runs on 400 V AC for direct industrial supply
- Delivers up to 160 W airflow at 2950 rpm
- Ball bearing spindle motor rated for 70 °C ambient
- IP44 protection resists dust and splashing water
- CE, EAC and CCC approved for regulated markets
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much heat does the 110/160 W motor add to the cabinet during continuous operation?
The fan draws 110 W at 50 Hz and 160 W at 60 Hz, converting nearly all of that power into heat inside the enclosure.
What voltage supply and mounting cut-out must already be in place for this 250 mm fan?
A 400 VAC 50/60 Hz three-phase supply and a 250 mm diameter mounting opening are required.
Will the 2650/2950 RPM speed and 250/300 Pa pressure overwhelm an older IP44 filter housing?
The fan delivers 2650 RPM at 50 Hz and 2950 RPM at 60 Hz with 250 Pa and 300 Pa maximum back pressure respectively, so verify the existing housing can handle that airflow and static pressure.
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