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Fanhome W2S130-AA03-01 230V 15055 metal high temperature resistant fan 7855ES
A 230 V metal fan built for high-temperature environments, tested and working
- High-temperature metal housing withstands demanding environments
- 230 V AC supply suits standard European mains
- 15055 model code identifies exact replacement part
- 7855 ES reference matches original equipment specifications
- Single-unit pack delivers one ready-to-install fan
Application and purpose
This 230 V AC axial fan is built for equipment that must move air in high-temperature environments. It suits industrial appliances, commercial ovens or ventilation units where a metal housing and elevated heat resistance are required.
Build and wiring
The all-metal construction resists deformation and corrosion under sustained thermal load. Wiring can vary between units of the same model, so installers should verify the lead configuration against the original fan before connecting power.
Voltage and compatibility limits
Operation is fixed at 230 V AC; the fan cannot be used on lower-voltage or DC supplies without external conversion. Buyers needing a different voltage, a different frame size or a PWM-controlled motor must select another model.
Highlights
- High-temperature metal housing withstands demanding environments
- 230 V AC supply suits standard European mains
- 15055 model code identifies exact replacement part
- 7855 ES reference matches original equipment specifications
- Single-unit pack delivers one ready-to-install fan
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What voltage standard does the 230 V fan operate on?
The fan runs on a 230 V AC mains supply, the standard voltage in Germany and most of Europe, so it connects directly to a 230 V circuit without a transformer.
What physical space and mounting holes does the 130 mm frame need?
The unit uses a 130 mm square metal frame; you need a matching 130 mm cut-out and the original four-corner screw pattern to secure it.
How is the fan wired, and what mistake do installers make with the leads?
Connect the two supply wires to 230 V live and neutral, observing any colour coding on the original loom; the common error is assuming all W2S130 variants share the same wire colours, so always verify against the old fan before splicing.
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