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Fans W2E200-HK38-01 Axial Case Fan AC230V 64/80W 225x80mm
AC 230 V axial fan delivering 880 m³/h airflow at 2800 rpm with ball bearings and 70 dB noise
- AC 230 V operation suits industrial mains power
- 880 m³/h airflow cools dense enclosures effectively
- Ball bearing extends service life under continuous duty
- 70 dB noise level fits plant-floor environments
- 2800 rpm speed delivers high static pressure
AC axial fan for industrial ventilation
This AC axial fan runs on 230 V and draws up to 80 W at 350 mA. It delivers 880 m³/h of airflow at 2800 rpm with a noise level of 70 dB. The ball bearing construction supports continuous duty in cabinets and enclosures.
Verify mains voltage and mounting space
Confirm that the installation site provides 230 V AC supply and can accommodate a 225 x 225 x 80 mm footprint. Ensure the 350 mA current draw is compatible with the circuit protection and that the 70 dB noise rating is acceptable for the operating environment.
Replaces worn ABB inverter cooling fans
This unit serves as a direct replacement for the original ABB inverter fan where the existing fan has reached end of life or shows reduced airflow. The upgrade is justified when reliability and energy efficiency of the drive system must be restored.
Highlights
- AC 230 V operation suits industrial mains power
- 880 m³/h airflow cools dense enclosures effectively
- Ball bearing extends service life under continuous duty
- 70 dB noise level fits plant-floor environments
- 2800 rpm speed delivers high static pressure
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What comes in the box and does it include a power cable or mounting screws?
The box contains the axial fan unit only. A 230 V AC power cable and mounting screws are not included and must be sourced separately.
How do I choose between the 64 W and 80 W power ratings shown for this model?
The fan draws up to 80 W at full speed of 2800 rpm; the 64 W figure represents typical running power. Select the 80 W rating when sizing your supply and protection.
What does the 880 m³/h airflow figure mean once the fan is installed in a case?
At 2800 rpm the fan moves 880 m³/h of air in free-air conditions; actual throughput in a chassis will be lower due to filter, grille and component resistance.
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