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Fans W2E143-AB09-01 Axial Fan 230V 24W/30W 2800rpm
An axial fan with die-cast aluminium housing, steel blade and motor stall protection running at 2800 rpm on 230 VAC
- 230 V AC operation suits industrial power supplies
- 24 W at 50 Hz keeps running costs low
- 2800 rpm at 50 Hz delivers strong airflow
- Ball bearing motor rated to 75 °C max ambient
- CE approved with stall protection and auto reset
Industrial Axial Fan for 230 V Systems
The ebmpapst W2E143-AB09-01 is a single-phase AC axial fan built for 230 V mains at 50 Hz or 60 Hz. Its die-cast aluminium housing and steel blades suit industrial enclosures and rack cabinets that require direct mains-powered airflow without a separate DC supply.
Sustained Operation at High Ambient Temperatures
The motor carries thermal overload protection with automatic reset, allowing continuous running at up to 75 °C ambient at 60 Hz and 60 °C at 50 Hz. Power draw settles at 24 W on 50 Hz and 30 W on 60 Hz while speed rises from 2800 min-1 to 3300 min-1, delivering stable pressure across long duty cycles.
Airflow Capacity of 35000 m3/h
The single figure that decides fit is the maximum airflow of 35000 m3/h. Buyers needing lower airflow for noise-sensitive racks or higher static pressure for dense filter walls should look elsewhere, as this model is optimised for high-volume forced cooling in harsh environments.
Highlights
- 230 V AC operation suits industrial power supplies
- 24 W at 50 Hz keeps running costs low
- 2800 rpm at 50 Hz delivers strong airflow
- Ball bearing motor rated to 75 °C max ambient
- CE approved with stall protection and auto reset
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much power does the 230 V fan draw when running continuously at 2800 rpm?
It draws 24 W at 50 Hz and 30 W at 60 Hz, with a current of 0.12 A.
What power connection and capacitor are required to install this axial fan?
It needs a 230 VAC supply and a 0.75 µF, 400 V capacitor (CE S0 rated).
Will the fan still operate reliably inside a chassis that reaches 60 °C?
Yes — the maximum ambient temperature is rated at 60 °C for 50 Hz and 75 °C for 60 Hz operation.
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