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Fans S3G500-BE33-01 Axial Fan AC400V 1440RPM 1050W
Three-phase AC axial fan runs at 1440 RPM, draws 1050 W at 400 VAC and operates from -25 °C to 60 °C
- TypeCase Fan
- Reliable motor protection with built-in thermal overload safeguard
- Space-saving design from fully integrated motor construction
- Consistent cooling across 50/60 Hz operating frequencies
- Broad temperature tolerance from -25 °C to 60 °C ambient
- High airflow performance at 1050 W power consumption
Industrial AC Axial Fan
The ebmpapst S3G500-BE33-01 is an AC-powered axial fan built for industrial cooling. It suits technicians maintaining printing equipment or HVAC systems that require 400 V three-phase power. The integrated motor design reduces the space needed inside tight enclosures.
1050 W Power Consumption at 1440 RPM
This model draws 1050 W and spins at 1440 RPM on 50/60 Hz mains. The 1.9 A current draw and 180 Pa maximum back pressure define whether it matches the airflow and static-pressure requirements of the target machine.
Three-Phase 380–480 VAC Supply Needed
The fan operates on a three-phase supply ranging from 380 VAC to 480 VAC. Impedance protection and a thermal overload protector guard the motor against phase failure or electrical overload. It runs in ambient temperatures from -25 °C to 60 °C. Builders needing a different voltage or a DC-powered unit must look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Reliable motor protection with built-in thermal overload safeguard
- Space-saving design from fully integrated motor construction
- Consistent cooling across 50/60 Hz operating frequencies
- Broad temperature tolerance from -25 °C to 60 °C ambient
- High airflow performance at 1050 W power consumption
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How does the 1440 rpm motor speed translate into cooling performance once the fan is installed?
The integrated motor runs at 1440 rpm and draws 1050 W at 1.9 A, delivering a maximum back pressure of 180 Pa for strong airflow through restricted ducting in printing equipment.
What does the 400 V AC 50/60 Hz rating mean for compatibility with industrial power supplies?
The fan operates on three-phase 380–480 V AC at 50 or 60 Hz, so it connects directly to standard industrial mains without extra conversion hardware.
What physical space and mounting provisions does the fan need inside a machine cabinet?
The motor is fully integrated into the axial housing, saving space and allowing installation where room is limited; the steel blades and coated rotor are built for direct mounting in compact cooling ducts.
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