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Fans W2E200-HH38-05 Axial Fan 230V 2800RPM
An AC axial fan with die-cast aluminium housing, motor stall protection and IP20 rating for 230 V operation at 50 Hz or 60 Hz
- Runs on 50 Hz and 60 Hz mains power
- Die-cast aluminium housing resists corrosion
- Motor stall protection prevents overheating damage
- IP20 rating guards against solid objects
- Terminal connection simplifies installation wiring
AC axial fan for 230 V systems
The ebmpapst W2E200-HH38-05 is an AC axial fan rated for 230 VAC operation at both 50 Hz and 60 Hz. It delivers a maximum speed of 2800 RPM with a power draw of 80 W at 60 Hz. The die-cast aluminium housing and motor stall protection are built for continuous industrial cooling duty.
Suited for fixed-voltage industrial cooling.
This fan suits engineers specifying forced-air cooling for enclosures, power supplies or motor drives that run directly from mains voltage. It is not for PC builders who require a low-voltage DC case fan with PWM speed control, nor for installations that demand ingress protection against water jets.
230 VAC nominal voltage
The single specification that decides fitment is the 230 VAC nominal voltage. The fan connects via terminal blocks and draws 0.35 A at 60 Hz, so the installation must provide a matching mains supply and wiring method.
Highlights
- Runs on 50 Hz and 60 Hz mains power
- Die-cast aluminium housing resists corrosion
- Motor stall protection prevents overheating damage
- IP20 rating guards against solid objects
- Terminal connection simplifies installation wiring
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What are the housing dimensions of the W2E200-HH38-05 fan?
The model designation includes 200 and 38, which correspond to the standard 200 mm frame diameter and 38 mm frame depth for this axial fan.
How do I connect power to the terminal block on this AC axial fan?
Connect 230 VAC mains to the terminal block; the integrated 1.5 µF 400 VDB capacitor is already wired internally for single-phase operation.
When should I replace the internal capacitor in this fan?
Replace the 1.5 µF capacitor if the fan fails to start, runs below the rated 2550–2800 RPM, or draws current significantly above 0.29–0.36 A.
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