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Fanhome ebmpapst AC 8300 H 230V AC 50/60Hz 8W cooling fan 8CM
An 8 cm AC case fan running at 230 V, 50/60 Hz and 8 W for chassis cooling
- Runs on standard 230 V AC mains power
- Operates at both 50 Hz and 60 Hz line frequencies
- Consumes only 8 watts during operation
- Model 8300 H designed for reliable airflow
- Supplied as a single tested unit ready to install
AC 8300 H 230V mains fan
This 8300 model is an AC axial fan rated for 230V operation at 50 or 60Hz. It draws 8W and fits equipment that specifies this exact ebmpapst part. Buyers who need a different voltage, a DC input, or a different frame size cannot use this unit.
Direct replacement for ebmpapst 8300 H
The fan matches the original ebmpapst 8300 H specification, so it replaces that exact model without wiring changes. The jump is worth it when the original has failed or become noisy and the equipment still requires the same 230V AC 8W profile. Installers who need higher airflow, PWM control, or a different connector must look elsewhere.
Simple two-wire AC install
Connection is made by matching the two supply wires to the existing 230V feed; polarity is not critical for this AC motor. What usually goes wrong is ordering without verifying the wire colours or connector style, because the manufacturer notes that the same model may ship with different leads. Always compare the old fan before fitting.
Highlights
- Runs on standard 230 V AC mains power
- Operates at both 50 Hz and 60 Hz line frequencies
- Consumes only 8 watts during operation
- Model 8300 H designed for reliable airflow
- Supplied as a single tested unit ready to install
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 8300 H fit an 8 cm square mounting pattern?
The 8300 H is an 8 cm fan designed for 8 cm square mounting patterns.
How do I wire the 230 V AC supply to the 8300 H, and which step causes problems?
Connect live and neutral directly to the two supply wires; the step people get wrong is assuming a third wire for ground or speed control.
What maintenance will the 8300 H need after long runs at 50 or 60 Hz?
Expect bearing wear after continuous 50 or 60 Hz operation; plan to replace the fan when noise or vibration increases.
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