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Fans R2D250-AM20-09Motor case fan 89 W 230 V 250 mm
An 89 W axial fan with a 250 mm blade diameter for 230 V industrial cooling applications
- High airflow from 250 mm blade diameter
- Reliable 230 V AC operation for industrial use
- Low 89 W power draw reduces energy cost
- Trusted ebmpapst brand ensures quality engineering
- Versatile fit for medical, rail and HVAC systems
89 W 230 V axial case fan
This axial case fan from Fans draws 89 W at 230 V and uses a 250 mm blade diameter. The model R2D250-AM20-09Motor is supplied as a new component and is built by ebmpapst in Germany. Custom processing is available for the unit. It is intended for industrial and commercial cooling tasks.
Industrial and embedded cooling use
The fan suits builders who need a mains-voltage axial cooler for medical equipment, rail vehicles, drive enclosures, hotel installations, industrial cleaning machines, electronic cabinets, new-energy vehicles or supermarket systems. It is not for buyers who want a low-voltage PWM case fan that connects to a standard motherboard header.
230 V AC mains input
The single specification that decides fit is the 230 V AC supply requirement; the unit must be wired to a mains circuit or a compatible inverter rather than a PC fan header.
Highlights
- High airflow from 250 mm blade diameter
- Reliable 230 V AC operation for industrial use
- Low 89 W power draw reduces energy cost
- Trusted ebmpapst brand ensures quality engineering
- Versatile fit for medical, rail and HVAC systems
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Is the 250 mm blade diameter the only size offered for the R2D250-AM20-09Motor?
The R2D250-AM20-09Motor is listed with a 250 mm blade diameter; other models in the range include 190 mm, 200 mm, 208 mm, 220 mm, 225 mm, 300 mm, 310 mm, 400 mm and 560 mm diameters.
What does the 89 W power rating mean when the fan is running in a system?
The 89 W figure is the motor power draw at 230 V; actual consumption will depend on the connected load and operating point in the application.
The fan runs on 230 V AC — what does that voltage cap in practice?
At 230 V AC the fan is designed for direct mains connection; the voltage sets the maximum speed and airflow the motor can deliver.
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