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Fans 6250MG1-TP 220V 160x160x55mm case fan 40W 5.9m3/min
AC 220 V axial case fan moves 5.9 m³/min at 2800–3200 RPM with double ball bearings
- Air Flow5.9m3/min
- Moves 5.9 m³/min of air for strong enclosure cooling
- Runs on 220 V AC mains power without extra supply
- Double ball bearing rated for long continuous operation
- Sprayed aluminium frame resists vibration and corrosion
- 40 W draw balances airflow with energy efficiency
Industrial axial fan for 220 V enclosures
The Fans 6250MG1-TP is a 160 mm square axial fan designed for 220 V AC mains supply at 50 or 60 Hz. It delivers 5.9 m³/min of airflow and is built with a sprayed aluminium frame, plastic-sprayed iron blades and double ball bearings. The unit suits industrial cabinets, frequency converters and server racks that require direct AC-powered cooling.
Mounts in 160 mm square cut-outs
The fan occupies a 160 mm by 160 mm footprint with a 55 mm depth and uses copper-insert sockets for electrical connection. It draws 40 W at 2800 or 3200 RPM depending on line frequency and generates 149.94 Pa of static pressure to push air through restrictive enclosures. No external DC power supply or PWM controller is needed for operation.
Runs at 56 dB with double ball bearings
In normal use the fan produces 56 dB of noise while moving 5.9 m³/min through the chassis. The double ball bearing design supports long-running operation in medical, rail, industrial and new-energy vehicle applications. Power consumption stays at 40 W, and the aluminium shell helps dissipate heat generated by the motor itself.
Highlights
- Moves 5.9 m³/min of air for strong enclosure cooling
- Runs on 220 V AC mains power without extra supply
- Double ball bearing rated for long continuous operation
- Sprayed aluminium frame resists vibration and corrosion
- 40 W draw balances airflow with energy efficiency
Specifications
| Air Flow | 5.9m3/min |
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Questions about this item
How much power does the 6250MG1-TP draw at full load?
The fan is rated at 40 W and spins at 2800 or 3200 RPM depending on the 50 or 60 Hz supply.
What noise level does the fan produce during continuous operation?
It emits 56 dB while moving 5.9 m³/min at 149.94 Pa static pressure.
What power source is required to run this 220 V AC axial fan?
It needs a 220 V AC mains connection at 50/60 Hz; no DC adapter or motherboard header is used.
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