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Fans W2D250-GA08-08 250mm 230/400V 2500 rpm 110W 0.2A case fan
250 mm three-phase axial fan with thermal overload protection for continuous airflow up to 65 °C ambient temperature
- Thermal overload protection prevents motor damage during phase failure
- 2500 rpm airflow at 110 W power consumption
- Three-phase 230/400 V AC motor for industrial reliability
- Wide -25 °C to 65 °C operating temperature range
- 250 mm axial design moves air efficiently through chassis
Industrial 250 mm Axial Fan
This 250 mm axial fan is built for industrial ventilation and equipment cooling. It runs on three-phase 230/400 VAC power at 50 Hz and draws 0.19 A while consuming 110 W at 2550 rpm. The motor includes thermal overload protection for safe continuous operation.
Three-Phase Mains Power Requirement
The fan connects directly to a 380 V three-phase supply wired in Y configuration. It cannot be powered from a standard single-phase household socket or a PC power supply. Installation must be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with local regulations.
Verify Mains Supply And Mounting Space
Confirm that your facility provides three-phase 230/400 VAC at 50 Hz before ordering. Ensure the 250 mm frame fits the intended enclosure and that ambient temperatures stay between -25 °C and 65 °C for reliable operation.
Highlights
- Thermal overload protection prevents motor damage during phase failure
- 2500 rpm airflow at 110 W power consumption
- Three-phase 230/400 V AC motor for industrial reliability
- Wide -25 °C to 65 °C operating temperature range
- 250 mm axial design moves air efficiently through chassis
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 230 V or 400 V wiring for my supply?
The motor is rated for 380 V nominal in a Y connection, so use the 400 V three-phase supply; the 230 V figure in the title refers to the alternative delta voltage for the same windings.
What does the 2550 rpm figure mean once the fan is installed?
That is the measured speed at 50 Hz under nominal voltage; in a real chassis the actual rpm will settle slightly lower depending on static pressure and inlet conditions.
How does the 50 Hz frequency relate to the 2550 rpm rating?
The 2550 rpm is the synchronous speed at 50 Hz for this three-phase motor; running on a different line frequency would change the speed proportionally.
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