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Fans W2E142-BB05-01 115V AC Axial Fan 2800rpm
An AC axial fan running at 2800 rpm on 115 V with a metal housing and 610 mm leads
- 115 V AC operation for direct mains compatibility
- 2800 rpm speed delivers strong airflow performance
- All-metal housing ensures durability in demanding environments
- IP20 protection guards against solid object ingress
- 610 mm leads simplify installation without extensions
Product identity
The Fans W2E142-BB05-01 is an original ebmpapst 115 VAC axial fan rated for 2800 rpm at 50 Hz and 3350 rpm at 60 Hz. It draws 0.24 A at 27 W or 0.25 A at 28 W and ships with a 610 mm lead. The motor runs in a metal enclosure with IP20 protection and operates from -25 °C up to 55 °C at 50 Hz or 65 °C at 60 Hz. A 3 µF 220 VDB capacitor is included.
Who this suits
Engineers and technicians who need a compact AC fan kit for forced-air cooling in industrial enclosures, cabinets or test rigs will value the all-metal construction and the filter option that can be swapped without powering down. Builders who require DC voltage, PWM speed control or a standard PC case mounting pattern should look elsewhere.
Build integration
The unit connects directly to 115 VAC mains at 50 or 60 Hz, so no separate power supply or controller is needed. Its 610 mm leads give flexibility for routing inside panels, while the metal housing and IP20 rating allow it to sit in exposed locations. The filter-access design keeps maintenance simple and eliminates downtime during filter changes.
Highlights
- 115 V AC operation for direct mains compatibility
- 2800 rpm speed delivers strong airflow performance
- All-metal housing ensures durability in demanding environments
- IP20 protection guards against solid object ingress
- 610 mm leads simplify installation without extensions
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the fan require a separate 3 µF 220 V capacitor to run?
Yes, the motor is designed for a 3 µF capacitor rated at 220 V, which must be supplied for correct operation.
Will the fan still operate if my equipment runs on 60 Hz instead of 50 Hz?
The unit is rated for both 50 Hz and 60 Hz, with speed rising from 2800 rpm to 3350 rpm and power draw increasing from 27 W to 28 W at 60 Hz.
How can I confirm the fan is running at the correct speed after installation?
Measure the rotational speed; it should read approximately 2800 rpm on a 50 Hz supply or 3350 rpm on a 60 Hz supply.
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