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Fans D4E160-EG06-07Current 160mm case fan
230 V AC centrifugal fan delivering up to 3500 m³/h airflow at 1300 or 1550 rpm with ball-bearing motor and 100 % speed control
- Moves up to 3500 m³/h for powerful forced cooling
- Ball-bearing motor runs at 1300/1550 RPM for steady airflow
- Speed fully controllable via analog or serial interface
- 160 mm compact external-rotor design fits tight spaces
- Built on a sturdy steel frame weighing 5.8 kg
Industrial 160 mm AC Centrifugal Fan
This 160 mm centrifugal fan from ebmpapst runs on 230 V AC and delivers up to 3500 m³/h of airflow. It uses a ball-bearing external-rotor motor rated at 180 W (50 Hz) or 245 W (60 Hz) with a current draw of 0.79 A to 1.07 A. The unit weighs 5.8 kg and is built on a sturdy steel plate for industrial environments.
Capacity and Headroom
At 1300 rpm on 50 Hz and 1550 rpm on 60 Hz the fan provides high-volume forced cooling for medical, rail, drive, hotel, industrial cleaning, electronics, new-energy vehicle and supermarket applications. The 100 % analog or serial speed control lets you match airflow precisely to load, but the fixed 230 V AC supply and 5.8 kg mass limit use to stationary equipment with appropriate mounting.
Upgrade Path
The fan replaces older fixed-speed AC blowers where variable airflow and plug-and-play integration reduce commissioning time. The jump is worth it when an application demands full speed control, a compact external-rotor design and the reliability of a ball-bearing motor in a single 160 mm package.
Highlights
- Moves up to 3500 m³/h for powerful forced cooling
- Ball-bearing motor runs at 1300/1550 RPM for steady airflow
- Speed fully controllable via analog or serial interface
- 160 mm compact external-rotor design fits tight spaces
- Built on a sturdy steel frame weighing 5.8 kg
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 230 V 50/60 Hz fan run from my existing 230 V AC supply without an extra transformer?
Yes, it is rated for 230 V at both 50 Hz and 60 Hz, so it connects directly to a standard 230 V mains supply.
How can I confirm the fan is spinning at the rated 1300/1550 RPM after installation?
Use a tachometer or the motherboard fan header read-out; the fan should report approximately 1300 RPM at 50 Hz and 1550 RPM at 60 Hz.
Does the box include mounting screws or a power cord, or must I buy them separately?
The fan is supplied as the motor-impeller unit only; mounting hardware and a mains lead are not included and must be sourced separately.
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