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Fans A2D200-AA02-33 ebm axial case fan 50Hz 2750rpm
An ebm-papst axial fan running at 2750 rpm on 50 Hz power, drawing 0.26 A at 230 VAC with a maximum back pressure of 200 Pa
- Axial design saves installation depth in tight chassis
- 230 VAC or 400 VAC three-phase supply covers industrial power standards
- 2750 rpm at 50 Hz delivers strong airflow for heat exchange
- 53 W power draw at nominal speed keeps energy use low
- CE approval confirms compliance with European safety requirements
Industrial axial fan for 230 VAC systems
This 230 VAC axial fan delivers 2800 rpm at 50 Hz with a power draw of 53 W and a current draw of 0.26 A. It is built for equipment that requires steady airflow in a compact housing and operates reliably from -25 °C to 75 °C.
Replaces legacy AC motor fans
The unit suits installations where a direct 230 VAC supply is available and variable-speed control is not required. The jump is worth it when the existing fan cannot meet the 200 Pa back-pressure target or when the ambient range must extend to 75 °C.
Handles continuous airflow through heat exchangers
At 2800 rpm the fan moves air efficiently across restrictive paths up to its 200 Pa limit. It runs out of headroom when system resistance exceeds that pressure or when the supply frequency shifts to 60 Hz and the motor draws 70 W at 3150 rpm.
Highlights
- Axial design saves installation depth in tight chassis
- 230 VAC or 400 VAC three-phase supply covers industrial power standards
- 2750 rpm at 50 Hz delivers strong airflow for heat exchange
- 53 W power draw at nominal speed keeps energy use low
- CE approval confirms compliance with European safety requirements
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What voltage and frequency does the A2D200-AA02-33 fan require for 50 Hz operation?
The fan runs on 230 VAC at 50 Hz, drawing 0.26 A and consuming 53 W at 2800 rpm.
How do I wire the three-phase motor correctly for a Y connection?
Connect the three supply lines to the Y terminals; the motor is factory-set for Y wiring at both 230 V and 400 V.
When should I expect to replace the fan given its temperature rating?
The fan is rated for continuous ambient temperatures from -25 °C to 75 °C; plan replacement if operating near the 75 °C limit for extended periods.
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