Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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An AC axial fan delivering 340–390 m³/h airflow at 2800–3250 rpm with thermal overload protection and ball bearing
The A2S130-AE03-01 is a 230 V AC axial fan from ebm-papst designed for industrial cooling and ventilation. Its compact frame integrates the motor to save space inside enclosures and inverter housings. A thermal overload protector guards the motor against electrical faults. The unit is supplied new with IP20 protection.
This fan suits engineers maintaining Lenze inverters or similar equipment that demands 230 V AC operation and a 138.3 mm diameter. The ball bearing and impedance protection support continuous duty in tight spaces. Buyers needing DC voltage, PWM control, or a different mounting pattern should look elsewhere.
At 2800 min-1 the fan moves 340 m3/h against 80 Pa static pressure. At 3250 min-1 it delivers 390 m3/h at 120 Pa. Power draw stays at 45 W with a 310 mA maximum current. The 56.9 mm depth fits shallow enclosures, while the thermal protector defines the thermal limit.
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It runs directly from 230 V AC mains at 45 W and 310 mA, so no external power supply is required.
The housing is 138.3 mm wide and 56.9 mm deep, which is larger than a standard 120 mm frame, so a new cutout or adapter is needed.
Measure the current draw — it should sit near 310 mA — and verify the blades spin at 2800–3250 min⁻¹; the thermal overload protector will trip only if the motor overheats.
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