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Fans A2D160-AA22-05 400/480V 3-phase industrial cooling fan
Three-phase axial fan runs at 400/480 VAC, delivering up to 35000 m³/h airflow with 100 % speed control
- 35000 m³/h airflow for large-scale heat exchange
- 3-phase 400/480 VAC input suits industrial power systems
- 2800–3350 rpm speed range across 50/60 Hz
- 40–52 W power draw keeps running costs low
- 25 °C minimum ambient temperature for cold environments
Industrial three-phase cooling fan
The Fans A2D160-AA22-05 is an axial industrial cooling fan built for 400/480 V three-phase supplies. It suits machinery, HVAC systems and electrical cabinets that need high-volume forced-air cooling. The compact external-rotor motor keeps installation depth low while moving large air volumes.
Electrical supply and mounting checks
Verify that your site provides 400 V or 480 V three-phase power at 50 Hz or 60 Hz with a Y wiring configuration. The fan draws 0.19 A at 400 V and 0.18 A at 480 V, consuming 40 W or 52 W respectively. Ensure the mounting surface can accept the fan’s fixing pattern and that ambient temperature will not fall below -25 °C.
Suitable for ducted heat-exchanger cooling
This unit suits engineers who need up to 35000 m³/h airflow through heat exchangers with full speed control via analogue or serial interface. It is not for buyers who require single-phase operation, lower voltage ratings, or a fan without integrated electronic cooling and speed-control electronics.
Highlights
- 35000 m³/h airflow for large-scale heat exchange
- 3-phase 400/480 VAC input suits industrial power systems
- 2800–3350 rpm speed range across 50/60 Hz
- 40–52 W power draw keeps running costs low
- 25 °C minimum ambient temperature for cold environments
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the A2D160-AA22-05 ship with a mounting bracket or power cable, or must those be sourced separately?
The listing describes only the fan unit itself with its integrated ebm-papst motor; no mounting hardware, wiring harness or plug is mentioned, so plan to supply brackets and a suitable three-phase cable.
The spec shows two voltage-frequency pairs — 400 V at 50 Hz and 480 V at 60 Hz — which one should I select for my installation?
The same fan is rated for both supplies: 400 V Y-wiring at 50 Hz gives 2 800 rpm and 40 W, while 480 V Y-wiring at 60 Hz gives 3 350 rpm and 52 W; choose the pair that matches your mains.
What does the 35 000 m³/h airflow figure mean once the fan is mounted in a real enclosure?
That is the free-air maximum; installed performance will be lower depending on static pressure from filters, ducting or heat exchangers, so size the system using the fan's P-Q curve rather than the headline number alone.
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