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Fans A2D160-AB22-06 Industrial Cooling Fan
Three-phase 400–480 VAC axial fan delivers 2 800–3 350 rpm at 43–54 W with CE and UL approval for –25 °C to 90 °C operation
- 3-phase 400/480 VAC operation suits industrial power systems
- 43/54 W draw at 2800/3350 rpm delivers high airflow efficiency
- 25 to 90 °C ambient range handles extreme environments
- CE and UL approvals confirm safety compliance
- Compact external-rotor design saves installation space
Industrial Axial Cooling Fan
The A2D160-AB22-06 is a three-phase axial fan built for industrial heat-exchange and forced-electronic cooling. It suits engineers who need a compact, space-saving unit that moves large air volumes through equipment enclosures. Buyers requiring integrated speed-control electronics or a different voltage class should look elsewhere.
Sustained Operation at High Temperature
Rated for continuous ambients up to 90 °C, the fan draws 43 W at 50 Hz and 54 W at 60 Hz while maintaining 2800 rpm and 3350 rpm respectively. Current stays low at 0.13 A and 0.14 A, and the sturdy steel-plate construction supports long-term running without deformation.
Three-Phase 400/480 VAC Supply
The motor operates on 400 VAC at 50 Hz or 480 VAC at 60 Hz in a Y-wiring configuration. This voltage and phase combination is the single specification that determines whether the fan matches the site power infrastructure.
Highlights
- 3-phase 400/480 VAC operation suits industrial power systems
- 43/54 W draw at 2800/3350 rpm delivers high airflow efficiency
- 25 to 90 °C ambient range handles extreme environments
- CE and UL approvals confirm safety compliance
- Compact external-rotor design saves installation space
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much heat and noise should I expect from the 43 W to 54 W three-phase motor when it runs continuously at 2800–3350 rpm?
The motor draws 43 W at 50 Hz and 54 W at 60 Hz with a current of 0.13–0.14 A. Ebmpapst describes the axial design as low noise and highly efficient, suited for continuous airflow through heat exchangers.
What power supply and wiring must I already have to install this 400/480 VAC Y-wired fan?
You need a three-phase 400 VAC (50 Hz) or 480 VAC (60 Hz) supply with a star (Y) connection. The fan is CE and UL approved for direct connection to that supply.
Will the fan's 100 % analog or serial speed control work with my existing building-management system?
The fan offers full speed control via analog or serial interface and is designed for simple plug-and-play start-up with matched open-loop control components.
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