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Fans W2E143-AB09-06 Axial Fan 230V 26/29W 2800rpm
230 V AC axial fan runs at 2800 rpm drawing 26 W at 50 Hz and 29 W at 60 Hz with a 0.75 µF capacitor and IP20 protection
- Runs on standard 230 V AC supply for direct mains connection
- Operates at 50 or 60 Hz without modification
- Withstands ambient temperatures from -25 °C up to 75 °C
- Delivers 2800 rpm at 50 Hz with only 26 W power draw
- IP20 rated enclosure protects internal components from solid objects
Industrial Axial Fan 230V 26/29W
The Fans W2E143-AB09-06 is a new axial fan designed for industrial cooling and ventilation. It operates on single-phase 230 VAC power at 50 or 60 Hz. The unit draws 0.13 A with a power consumption of 26 W at 50 Hz and 29 W at 60 Hz. It is built for continuous forced electronic cooling in demanding environments.
Check Voltage Frequency And Ambient Range
Verify that your supply provides 230 VAC single-phase power compatible with 50 Hz or 60 Hz operation. Ensure the installation ambient temperature stays within the rated range of -25 °C minimum up to 60 °C at 50 Hz or 75 °C at 60 Hz. Confirm the required run capacitor is 0.75 µF rated at 400 VDB to match the motor specification.
Metal Enclosure IP20 610mm Leads
The fan is housed in a sturdy steel plate enclosure rated IP20 with 610 mm power leads for direct wiring. The compact external rotor motor design delivers airflow up to 35000 m³/h. It fits applications needing a complete AC fan kit with metal shields or filter options where filter replacement can occur without powering down the unit.
Highlights
- Runs on standard 230 V AC supply for direct mains connection
- Operates at 50 or 60 Hz without modification
- Withstands ambient temperatures from -25 °C up to 75 °C
- Delivers 2800 rpm at 50 Hz with only 26 W power draw
- IP20 rated enclosure protects internal components from solid objects
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the W2E143-AB09-06 come with a capacitor or must one be purchased separately?
A 0.75 µF 400 VDB capacitor to S0 (CE) standard is included with the fan.
Should I select the 50 Hz or 60 Hz rating for my 230 V supply?
The fan runs on both; at 50 Hz it draws 26 W at 2800 rpm, at 60 Hz it draws 29 W at 3300 rpm.
What airflow can I expect once the fan is installed in a 230 V 50 Hz system?
At 2800 rpm the unit delivers up to 35000 m³/h free-air flow.
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