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Fans R2E180-CB28-17 centrifugal turbo fan 230V 180mm
A 230 V centrifugal turbo fan with backward-curved blades delivering up to 35000 m³/h airflow at 2550–2800 rpm
- Centrifugal turbo design moves air efficiently
- 230 V AC single-phase motor runs at 50/60 Hz
- 180 mm impeller delivers up to 35000 m³/h airflow
- Speed controllable 100 % via analog or serial interface
- Backward-curved blades need no scroll housing for versatile mounting
Industrial centrifugal blower
The Fans R2E180-CB28-17 is a 180 mm backward-curved centrifugal turbo fan designed for 230 VAC single-phase supply. It suits engineers who need directed airflow for forced electronic cooling in enclosures or industrial cabinets where axial fans cannot develop sufficient static pressure.
Sustained-load behaviour
At 50 Hz the motor runs at 2550 rpm drawing 0.28 A and 60 W; at 60 Hz it reaches 2800 rpm with 0.33 A and 75 W. The unit is rated for continuous operation from -25 °C up to 40 °C at 50 Hz and 60 °C at 60 Hz with zero minimum back pressure, and the integrated 1.5 µF 450 V capacitor ensures stable start-up with 0.45 A inrush current.
Pre-installation checks
Verify that your mains supply is 230 VAC single-phase at either 50 Hz or 60 Hz and that wiring can handle the rated current. Confirm the mounting aperture accepts a 180 mm frame and that the attached inlet ring clears surrounding components. Ensure the operating ambient temperature will not exceed the 40 °C or 60 °C limits for the chosen frequency.
Highlights
- Centrifugal turbo design moves air efficiently
- 230 V AC single-phase motor runs at 50/60 Hz
- 180 mm impeller delivers up to 35000 m³/h airflow
- Speed controllable 100 % via analog or serial interface
- Backward-curved blades need no scroll housing for versatile mounting
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much power does the 230 V centrifugal fan draw when it runs continuously at 50 Hz?
At 50 Hz the motor consumes 60 W and draws 0.28 A, with a starting current of 0.45 A.
What electrical connection does the fan need to operate?
It requires a 230 V AC single-phase supply at 50 or 60 Hz and includes a 1.5 µF, 450 V capacitor with an inlet ring.
Will the fan fit in a standard 180 mm case opening?
The unit is built to a 180 mm frame size, matching common 180 mm mounting holes.
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