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Fans R2E250-AL05-16 Centrifugal Case Fan 250mm 310W 3000rpm
A 250 mm centrifugal fan moving up to 35 000 m³/h at 3 000 rpm with 230 V AC power and CE UL 2111 approval
- High airflow capacity up to 35000 m³/h
- External rotor motor enables compact 250 mm design
- AC motor runs at 230 VAC and 3000 rpm
- Capacitor rated 5 µF at 400 VDB for stable operation
- Operates reliably from -25 °C to 60 °C ambient temperature
Industrial cooling fan
The ebmpapst R2E250-AL05-16 is a centrifugal fan built for industrial cooling and forced-air applications. It moves up to 35000 m³/h of air using an external-rotor motor that keeps the windings cool during continuous duty. The unit suits equipment builders and maintenance teams who need high-volume airflow in a compact housing.
Check power supply and mounting
Verify that your system provides 230 VAC at 60 Hz and can deliver the rated 310 W with a 1.3 A current draw. A 5 µF 400 VDB run capacitor is required for single-phase operation. Ensure the enclosure offers enough clearance for the 250 mm impeller and that the mounting points match the steel-plate housing.
Steel housing and speed control
The sturdy steel-plate housing meets CE and UL 2111 approvals and withstands ambient temperatures from -25 °C to 60 °C. Built-in 100 % speed control lets you match airflow to load without external drives. Forward-curved blades in the scroll housing deliver consistent pressure for ducted or filtered installations.
Highlights
- High airflow capacity up to 35000 m³/h
- External rotor motor enables compact 250 mm design
- AC motor runs at 230 VAC and 3000 rpm
- Capacitor rated 5 µF at 400 VDB for stable operation
- Operates reliably from -25 °C to 60 °C ambient temperature
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 250 mm centrifugal fan ship with the 5 µF 400 V capacitor required for 230 VAC operation?
The 5 µF 400 V capacitor is specified in the motor data and is included with the fan.
Should I select the 295 W or 310 W power rating for a 60 Hz supply?
At 60 Hz the motor draws 310 W and 1.30 A, so use the 310 W figure for wiring and protection.
What airflow can I expect from the 3000 rpm impeller in a typical chassis?
The ebm-papst range reaches up to 35 000 m³/h; actual flow depends on system back-pressure and ducting.
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