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Fans A2D210-AB10-06 Industrial Cooling Fan 400/480 VAC 50/60 Hz
Three-phase 400/480 VAC axial fan runs at 2750/3250 rpm with 89/130 W draw for industrial cooling
- Three-phase 400/480 VAC operation fits industrial power
- 2750–3250 rpm delivers strong airflow for cooling
- 89–130 W draw keeps energy use low
- CE certified for European safety compliance
- Axial design saves space in tight enclosures
Industrial Cooling Fan 400/480 VAC
This three-phase axial fan operates at 400 VAC 50 Hz or 480 VAC 60 Hz with Y wiring. It delivers 2750 min-1 at 50 Hz and 3250 min-1 at 60 Hz while drawing 0.26 A and 0.27 A respectively. Power consumption is 89 W at 50 Hz and 130 W at 60 Hz. The unit is CE approved and rated for ambient temperatures down to -25 °C.
Suited for industrial ventilation
Engineers specifying replacement fans for Siemens servo motors or similar industrial drives will match the voltage, frequency and current ratings directly. Buyers who need a single-phase supply or a lower voltage range should look at alternative models because this unit requires three-phase 400/480 VAC. Installations that cannot accommodate the 130 W peak draw at 60 Hz must also choose a different fan.
Verify three-phase supply
Confirm that the site provides 400 VAC 50 Hz or 480 VAC 60 Hz three-phase power with Y wiring. Check that the available current capacity covers 0.27 A at the higher voltage. Ensure the physical mounting pattern matches the existing fan housing and that the operating environment stays within the -25 °C minimum ambient rating.
Highlights
- Three-phase 400/480 VAC operation fits industrial power
- 2750–3250 rpm delivers strong airflow for cooling
- 89–130 W draw keeps energy use low
- CE certified for European safety compliance
- Axial design saves space in tight enclosures
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What three-phase supply does the A2D210-AB10-06 require for installation?
The fan runs on 400 VAC at 50 Hz or 480 VAC at 60 Hz in a Y-wired three-phase configuration, drawing 0.26 A and 0.27 A respectively.
Can this 2750/3250 min-1 axial fan share a circuit with legacy 50 Hz-only equipment?
Yes, at 50 Hz it operates at 2750 min-1 and 89 W, matching legacy 50 Hz line frequency while the 60 Hz rating remains available for future use.
How do I confirm the ebmpapst fan is running at its rated 35000 m3/h airflow after wiring?
Measure speed at the motor shaft — 2750 min-1 at 50 Hz or 3250 min-1 at 60 Hz — and verify current draw of 0.26 A or 0.27 A to confirm rated performance.
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