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Fans R2E250-AC09-05Motor Case Fan 250mm 265W 230V 1.16A 2650rpm
Centrifugal case fan with 250 mm blade diameter, 230 V AC power, 265 W draw, 1.16 A current and 2650 rpm speed
- High airflow up to 35000 m³/h for effective cooling
- Compact external rotor motor design saves space
- Sturdy steel plate construction ensures durability
- 100 % speed control via analog or serial interface
- Plug-and-play start-up with matched components
What this centrifugal fan delivers
The Fans R2E250-AC09-05Motor is a 250 mm centrifugal fan built by ebm-papst for 230 V AC mains supply. It draws 1.16 A and produces 265 W of mechanical power at 2650 rpm. The external-rotor motor sits inside the impeller, giving a compact design with direct motor cooling. Airflow can reach up to 35000 m³/h in the product line.
Who this suits and who should look elsewhere
Engineers specifying industrial ventilation, HVAC modules or rack-mounted equipment that can accommodate a 250 mm centrifugal impeller will match the 230 V AC input and 2650 rpm operating point. Buyers who need a low-voltage DC fan, a PWM speed signal or an axial form factor will not find those attributes in this unit.
The specification that decides fit
The 230 V AC voltage rating is the single parameter that determines whether this fan can be installed; the system must provide mains-level AC power at that exact voltage.
Highlights
- High airflow up to 35000 m³/h for effective cooling
- Compact external rotor motor design saves space
- Sturdy steel plate construction ensures durability
- 100 % speed control via analog or serial interface
- Plug-and-play start-up with matched components
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I mount the 250 mm centrifugal fan and what wiring step is often missed?
Secure the fan with four bolts through the steel housing flanges, then connect the 230 V supply to the terminal block — the step most installers forget is tightening the earth lug to the chassis.
Which part of this 265 W unit will need replacement first and when?
The sealed ball bearings inside the external rotor motor are the only wear item; expect them to last several years of continuous 2650 rpm operation before requiring a full fan swap.
What thermal limit appears first when the fan runs at 2650 rpm continuously?
The motor winding temperature reaches its design ceiling before airflow drops, so sustained 265 W draw at 230 V will trigger thermal protection if inlet air exceeds the rated ambient.
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