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Industrial centrifugal fan with 230 VAC motor running at 5650 min⁻¹, drawing 2.15 A and 315 W, rated for -25 °C to +55 °C ambient
- High airflow up to 35000 m³/h for powerful cooling
- Single-phase 230 V AC motor runs directly from mains supply
- 315 W input with 2.15 A draw keeps energy use predictable
- Operates reliably from -25 °C to +55 °C ambient range
- Compact external-rotor design saves space in tight enclosures
Industrial cooling fan for HVAC systems
This centrifugal fan is built for industrial heating and cooling equipment that demands reliable airflow in continuous operation. It suits installers and maintenance teams who need a direct replacement or a new fitment in air-handling units, cabinet cooling or process ventilation.
Upgrades older AC motor fans
The external rotor motor sits inside the impeller, giving more compact dimensions and better motor cooling than legacy separate-motor assemblies. The jump is worth it when the existing installation has space constraints, requires 100 % speed control via analog or serial interface, or needs simpler start-up with matched open-loop components.
Fits 230 VAC 50 Hz supplies
The fan draws 2.15 A at 315 W input and runs at 5650 min-1, delivering airflow up to 35000 m3/h. It requires a 230 VAC single-phase supply and ambient conditions within the stated temperature range. No scroll housing is needed for this backward-curved blade version, freeing mounting space in tight enclosures.
Highlights
- High airflow up to 35000 m³/h for powerful cooling
- Single-phase 230 V AC motor runs directly from mains supply
- 315 W input with 2.15 A draw keeps energy use predictable
- Operates reliably from -25 °C to +55 °C ambient range
- Compact external-rotor design saves space in tight enclosures
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What voltage and frequency does the fan require for the 230 VAC motor?
It runs on single-phase 230 VAC at 50 Hz, drawing 2.15 A and 315 W at full load.
How do I wire the single-phase motor correctly during installation?
Connect live, neutral and protective earth to the motor terminals; the step often missed is verifying the 50 Hz supply matches the 5650 min⁻¹ speed rating before powering up.
When should I plan to replace the bearings given the operating temperature range?
The fan is rated for continuous use from -25 °C to +55 °C; bearing life will vary with actual ambient temperature and duty cycle, so inspect annually and replace if noise or vibration increases.
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