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Fans K2E200-AH20-05Motor industrial cooling fan 200mm 230V 70W
Industrial axial cooling fan moves air with a 200mm blade diameter at 230V and 70W
- Powerful airflow from 70W motor
- Reliable 230V AC operation for industrial use
- Compact 200mm blade fits tight enclosures
- Low 0.37A current draw reduces energy cost
- Authentic ebmpapst build for medical and rail applications
200 mm Axial Fan for Industrial Cooling
The Fans K2E200-AH20-05Motor is a 200 mm axial fan built for industrial cooling systems. It runs on 230 V AC and draws 0.37 A at 70 W. The unit is supplied new and suits equipment that requires forced-air heat removal.
Suits 230 V AC Systems Needing 70 W Airflow
This fan fits machines and enclosures designed for a 230 V single-phase supply with a 70 W motor rating. It is not for low-voltage DC circuits, battery-powered gear or installations that demand a different voltage, current draw or blade diameter.
70 W Motor Drives 200 mm Blades
The 70 W motor turns 200 mm blades to move air through enclosures, drives and cabinets listed in the application field. Headroom ends when the required airflow exceeds what this motor and blade combination can deliver or when the mounting pattern does not match the host equipment.
Highlights
- Powerful airflow from 70W motor
- Reliable 230V AC operation for industrial use
- Compact 200mm blade fits tight enclosures
- Low 0.37A current draw reduces energy cost
- Authentic ebmpapst build for medical and rail applications
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What mains voltage must the site supply for this 230 V axial fan to run?
The fan is rated for 230 V AC and draws 0.37 A at 70 W, so the installation must provide a standard 230 V mains feed.
Will the 200 mm blade diameter fit the cut-out used for the 190 mm K2E190-AB77-09 model?
No, the 200 mm diameter is larger than the 190 mm model, so the existing cut-out would need to be enlarged before mounting.
How can I confirm the fan is moving air at the rated 70 W after wiring it up?
Measure the input current with a clamp meter; a reading close to 0.37 A at 230 V indicates the motor is drawing its rated 70 W.
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