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Fans 4650N 12038 230V 19W AC Axial Case Fan 120mm 38mm
119 mm square AC axial fan delivers 94.2 CFM at 2650 RPM with 46 dB(A) noise
- High airflow of 94.2 CFM cools demanding enclosures efficiently
- Quiet 46 dB(A) operation suits noise-sensitive industrial sites
- Sintec bearing design extends service life and cuts maintenance
- 230 V AC input powers directly from mains without extra supply
- Compact 119 × 119 × 38 mm frame fits standard 120 mm mounts
Industrial AC axial fan
The Fans 4650N is a 230 V AC axial fan built for industrial equipment such as inverters, drives and HVAC systems. Its 119 mm square frame and 38 mm depth fit standard panel cut-outs in cement plants, power stations, marine installations and food-processing lines. The Sintec bearing and tube-shaft design target long service intervals in continuous-duty environments.
Airflow capacity and thermal headroom
The unit moves 94.2 CFM (2.66 m³/min) at 2650 RPM while drawing 19 W, providing steady forced convection for ABB inverters, compressors, cranes and elevators. At 46 dB(A) the acoustic output is noticeable in quiet offices, so the fan is best suited to plant rooms, server aisles or outdoor enclosures where background noise masks the sound.
Mains-powered interface limits
Direct 230 V AC connection eliminates a separate DC supply but restricts deployment to locations with mains wiring and appropriate safety isolation. The two-terminal block offers no speed control or monitoring signals, so variable-flow or fault-detection schemes require external circuitry. Operating range spans -10 °C to 55 °C, ruling out unheated outdoor use in severe winter climates.
Highlights
- High airflow of 94.2 CFM cools demanding enclosures efficiently
- Quiet 46 dB(A) operation suits noise-sensitive industrial sites
- Sintec bearing design extends service life and cuts maintenance
- 230 V AC input powers directly from mains without extra supply
- Compact 119 × 119 × 38 mm frame fits standard 120 mm mounts
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will this 230 VAC 19 W axial fan fit the same 120 mm cut-out as the 12 V DC fan I am replacing?
The frame is 119 mm square, so it matches a standard 120 mm mounting pattern, but it requires a 230 VAC supply instead of low-voltage DC.
How can I confirm the fan is running correctly once it is wired?
At full speed it spins at 2650 RPM, moves 94.2 CFM and produces 46 dB(A); a steady hum and strong airflow indicate normal operation.
Does the box include a power cable or mounting screws for the 38 mm deep frame?
The fan ships with two terminals only; a mains lead and four M4 screws for the 38 mm thickness must be sourced separately.
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