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Fans RHA450D4.138B-2FVoltage industrial cooling fan 230V 50~60Hz 180/245W 1300/1350RPM 5.8kg
High-voltage industrial cooling fan running at 1300/1350 RPM on 230 V 50~60 Hz, drawing 0.79/1.07 A and delivering 180/245 W with ball bearings
- Runs on 230 V mains supply at 50/60 Hz
- Draws 0.79 A at 50 Hz and 1.07 A at 60 Hz
- Delivers 180 W at 50 Hz and 245 W at 60 Hz
- Spins at 1300 RPM on 50 Hz and 1350 RPM on 60 Hz
- Ball bearing construction for industrial duty
Industrial cooling fan for high-voltage cabinets
The Fans RHA450D4.138B-2FVoltage is a 230 V industrial cooling fan built for continuous duty in demanding environments. It operates at 50~60 Hz and draws 0.79/1.07 A to deliver 180/245 W of airflow. Ball-bearing construction supports 1300/1350 RPM performance in a 5.8 kg housing.
Replaces failed or undersized cabinet fans
This unit serves as a direct replacement when an existing 230 V fan reaches end of life or cannot meet thermal load requirements. The jump is worth it when equipment downtime from overheating exceeds the cost of a scheduled swap, or when a higher 245 W rating is needed for upgraded inverter hardware.
Suits maintenance teams and OEM integrators
The fan fits medical, rail, drive-cooling, hotel, industrial-cleaning, electronics and new-energy-vehicle applications where 230 V supply is standard. Buyers who need a different voltage, a lower acoustic profile or a non-ball-bearing design should look at other models.
Highlights
- Runs on 230 V mains supply at 50/60 Hz
- Draws 0.79 A at 50 Hz and 1.07 A at 60 Hz
- Delivers 180 W at 50 Hz and 245 W at 60 Hz
- Spins at 1300 RPM on 50 Hz and 1350 RPM on 60 Hz
- Ball bearing construction for industrial duty
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What mounting provisions does the 450 frame fan with 5.8 kg weight require?
The unit weighs 5.8 kg and carries model code 450; plan for a rigid frame or bracket that can support that mass and match the fan's mounting pattern.
How is the 230 V ball-bearing fan wired at install, and what step is often missed?
Connect the 230 V supply to the motor terminals observing 50~60 Hz rating; the step often missed is verifying the 0.79 A at 50 Hz or 1.07 A at 60 Hz draw matches the circuit protection.
When will the ball bearings in this 180/245 W fan need replacement?
Ball bearings typically run for tens of thousands of hours; schedule inspection when vibration or noise rises above the normal 1300/1350 RPM operating sound.
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