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Fans D2D160-BE02-12 230V 700W 2700rpm Industrial Cooling Fan
A 230 V centrifugal fan running at 2700 rpm with 700 W power draw for industrial inverter cooling
- High-temp operation up to 75 °C for harsh environments
- 2700 rpm centrifugal airflow cools ABB inverters efficiently
- 700 W motor delivers strong pressure at 400 Pa minimum
- 230 V three-phase supply simplifies industrial wiring
- Wide -25 °C to 75 °C range suits outdoor and indoor use
D2D160-BE02-12 230 V Industrial Fan
The D2D160-BE02-12 is a new centrifugal fan rated for 230 V three-phase supply. It draws 2.2 A at 700 W and spins at 2 700 rpm to deliver cooling airflow for ABB inverter drives. The motor tolerates ambient temperatures from -25 °C to 75 °C and meets a minimum back-pressure requirement of 400 Pa.
Three-phase 230 V inverter cooling
This fan suits maintenance teams replacing the original cooling module on an ABB drive that specifies the D2D160-BE02-12 part number. It is not for installations that only have single-phase 230 V or 400 V three-phase supply, nor for builds that need a different mounting footprint or airflow curve.
2.2 A current draw at 230 V three-phase
The 2.2 A running current at 230 V three-phase is the figure that confirms electrical compatibility with the drive’s fan header and upstream protection. If the available circuit cannot sustain this draw plus the 9.25 A starting peak, a different cooling solution must be chosen.
Highlights
- High-temp operation up to 75 °C for harsh environments
- 2700 rpm centrifugal airflow cools ABB inverters efficiently
- 700 W motor delivers strong pressure at 400 Pa minimum
- 230 V three-phase supply simplifies industrial wiring
- Wide -25 °C to 75 °C range suits outdoor and indoor use
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does my ABB inverter have the mounting pattern for a 160 mm centrifugal fan?
The D2D160-BE02-12 is built as a direct replacement for the original ABB inverter cooling fan, so the mounting holes and airflow direction match the factory unit.
Will the 230 V three-phase supply in my existing cabinet run this 700 W motor without rewiring?
The motor is rated for 230 V Y-connected three-phase at 50 Hz and draws 2.2 A running current with a 9.25 A start surge, so your present supply and protection must handle those values.
How can I confirm the fan is delivering the required cooling after installation?
Verify that the motor runs at 2700 rpm, draws no more than 2.2 A steady-state, and maintains at least 400 Pa back-pressure while the inverter operates within its -25 °C to 75 °C ambient range.
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