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Fans R2E225-BE51-13 Centrifugal Fan 225mm AC115V 185/215W
225 mm centrifugal blower moves air outward at 3000 rpm on 115 V AC, drawing 185 to 215 W with a 20 µF capacitor and operating from -25 °C to 55 °C
- Centrifugal airflow up to 35000 m³/h for powerful ventilation
- Dual-frequency 50/60 Hz motor runs on 115 VAC supply
- 225 mm impeller diameter fits standard industrial housings
- Wide temperature range from -25 °C to 55 °C ambient
- Low starting current of 2.75 A reduces electrical stress
Purpose-built industrial airflow
This 225 mm centrifugal blower moves air outward through kinetic energy from its rotating impeller. It is designed for equipment that needs directed exhaust or pressurised supply in HVAC, ventilation or process-cooling installations.
CE and UL rated for continuous duty
The motor runs on 115 V AC at 50 Hz or 60 Hz, drawing 1.62 A at 185 W or 1.8 A at 215 W depending on frequency. A 20 µF 220 V capacitor is required, and the unit tolerates ambient temperatures from -25 °C to 55 °C with zero minimum back-pressure.
Replaces worn 225 mm AC blowers in existing ductwork
The jump is worthwhile when the original fan has lost speed, runs hot or fails the 3000 rpm spec. It is not for builders who need variable-speed EC control or a different voltage platform.
Highlights
- Centrifugal airflow up to 35000 m³/h for powerful ventilation
- Dual-frequency 50/60 Hz motor runs on 115 VAC supply
- 225 mm impeller diameter fits standard industrial housings
- Wide temperature range from -25 °C to 55 °C ambient
- Low starting current of 2.75 A reduces electrical stress
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What AC voltage and frequency does the R2E225-BE51-13 centrifugal fan require?
It runs on 115 VAC at 60 Hz, drawing 1.62 A at 185 W in the 50 Hz data column and 1.8 A at 215 W in the 60 Hz column.
What physical space and mounting clearance does the 225 mm blower need?
The impeller diameter is 225 mm; allow enough depth for the drum-shaped housing and clearance for the centrifugal outlet to vent air outward without obstruction.
How is the 20 µF 220 VDB capacitor wired during installation, and what mistake should I avoid?
Connect the capacitor across the motor's run winding as shown on the nameplate; the common error is using a lower voltage rating or omitting the capacitor, which prevents the fan from starting.
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