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Fans D2E146-AP47-B8 230V ABB inverter cooling fan
230 V AC cooling fan for ABB inverters, running at 2050 rpm on 50 Hz and 2550 rpm on 60 Hz with 300 W or 330 W power draw
- 230 V AC operation suits standard industrial power
- 2050–2550 rpm airflow cools ABB inverters reliably
- 300–330 W draw balances cooling with energy use
- 25 °C to 50 °C range handles harsh environments
- 8 µF 400 V capacitor ensures stable motor start
Industrial AC cooling fan for ABB inverter systems
The Fans D2E146-AP47-B8 is a 230 VAC industrial fan designed to provide ventilation and heat dissipation for ABB drives. It suits maintenance teams and OEM integrators who need a direct replacement to keep inverters running reliably in sectors such as wind turbines, cement plants, chemical facilities and power generation. New condition ensures full service life from installation.
Operates on 50 Hz or 60 Hz mains with defined
The motor runs at 2050 rpm on 50 Hz and 2550 rpm on 60 Hz, drawing 1.31 A at 300 W and 1.45 A at 330 W respectively. Minimum back pressure is rated at 200 Pa for 50 Hz and 400 Pa for 60 Hz, so ducting or filter resistance must stay within those values to maintain airflow. An 8 µF capacitor rated at 400 VDB to the S0 (CE) standard is required for correct starting and running.
Built for continuous duty across a wide
Ambient operating limits span from -25 °C to 50 °C at 50 Hz and -25 °C to 45 °C at 60 Hz, covering outdoor and unheated indoor installations. The robust ebm-papst construction targets reduced maintenance intervals and higher inverter durability. Buyers who need variable-speed EC control or a different voltage rating will need a separate model, as this unit is fixed-speed AC only.
Highlights
- 230 V AC operation suits standard industrial power
- 2050–2550 rpm airflow cools ABB inverters reliably
- 300–330 W draw balances cooling with energy use
- 25 °C to 50 °C range handles harsh environments
- 8 µF 400 V capacitor ensures stable motor start
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 50 Hz or 60 Hz version of the D2E146-AP47-B8 fan?
The same unit runs at both 50 Hz and 60 Hz; speed rises from 2050 rpm to 2550 rpm and power from 300 W to 330 W when frequency changes.
What does the 300 W rating mean once the fan is installed in an ABB inverter?
At 50 Hz the motor draws 300 W and 1.31 A, moving air against a minimum 200 Pa back-pressure to keep the drive within its -25 °C to 50 °C ambient range.
How does the 230 VAC supply and capacitor limit real-world operation?
The fan needs a 230 VAC single-phase supply and an 8 µF 400 VDB capacitor (S0 CE rated); current peaks at 1.45 A at 60 Hz, so wiring and protection must handle that load.
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