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Fans D2E133-AM31-05 400 V 50 Hz 1500 rpm 180 W centrifugal case fan
Centrifugal case fan running at 1500 rpm on 400 V 50 Hz power, drawing 180 W with 0.46 A current
- 400 V AC operation powers frequency converter cooling
- 180 W draw at 1500 rpm delivers strong airflow
- 25 °C to 35 °C range suits harsh environments
- 5 µF capacitor ensures stable single-phase start-up
- Centrifugal double-inlet design moves up to 35000 m³/h
Industrial centrifugal fan for 400 V systems
This centrifugal case fan operates on a 400 VAC single-phase supply at 50 Hz, delivering 1500 rpm from a 180 W external-rotor motor. It is built for frequency-converter cooling and similar industrial airflow duties where a compact, speed-controllable blower is required.
Airflow up to 35 000 m³/h with 1.5 µF capacitor
The impeller can move up to 35 000 m³/h at zero back pressure, with the 1.5 µF / 700 VDB capacitor supporting stable single-phase operation. Headroom diminishes as static pressure rises, so the fan is best suited to low-restriction ducts or open-plenum cooling rather than dense filter walls.
Rated for -25 °C to 35 °C ambient at 0.46 A
Normal draw is 0.46 A at 180 W, and the unit is specified for continuous operation between -25 °C and 35 °C ambient. The external-rotor design provides forced motor cooling, keeping surface temperatures moderate and acoustic output low in typical frequency-converter installations.
Highlights
- 400 V AC operation powers frequency converter cooling
- 180 W draw at 1500 rpm delivers strong airflow
- 25 °C to 35 °C range suits harsh environments
- 5 µF capacitor ensures stable single-phase start-up
- Centrifugal double-inlet design moves up to 35000 m³/h
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 400 V 50 Hz 1500 rpm centrifugal fan run alongside my existing 50 Hz AC components without timing issues?
The fan operates at 400 VAC, 50 Hz and 1500 rpm with a 0.46 A draw, so it matches standard 50 Hz infrastructure; the 1.5 µF 700 VDB capacitor is included for correct phasing.
How can I confirm the D2E133-AM31-05 is delivering its rated airflow after installation?
Measure the current draw at the supply — it should read near 0.46 A at 400 V — and verify the impeller spins at 1500 rpm; the backward-curved design runs as a free-wheeling fan without a scroll housing.
What ships with the fan and what must I source separately?
The unit includes the centrifugal impeller with external rotor motor and the 1.5 µF 700 VDB run capacitor; you must provide a 400 V single-phase supply, wiring and any required mounting hardware.
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