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Fans W2E200-HK86-01 case fan AC115V 80W 2800RPM
AC 115 V axial case fan delivers 455 m³/h airflow at 2800 RPM with ball bearing and motor stall protection
- AC operation at 115 V for direct mains power
- 80 W consumption with 2800 RPM high-speed airflow
- 455 m³/h air flow for effective case cooling
- Ball bearing design for durable long-life operation
- IP20 protection and motor stall protection for safety
Industrial AC axial fan
The Fans W2E200-HK86-01 is an ebm-papst AC axial fan built for 115 V AC supply and 80 W power draw. It delivers 455 m³/h airflow at 2800 rpm using a die-cast aluminium housing and ball bearings. The unit measures 260 x 225 x 80 mm and carries IP20 protection.
Replaces worn AC blowers
It serves as a direct swap for failed AC axial fans in industrial cabinets, power supplies or telecom racks where 115 V AC is the only available rail. The jump is worth it when the existing fan shows motor stall, bearing noise or reduced flow after long duty cycles at 50 Hz or 60 Hz.
Fits 115 V AC builds
Terminal power connection allows plug-and-play wiring into existing AC circuits without extra converters. The backward-curve impeller and motor stall protection free up maintenance windows by preventing overload damage. Buyers who need DC voltage, PWM speed control or lower acoustic profiles should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- AC operation at 115 V for direct mains power
- 80 W consumption with 2800 RPM high-speed airflow
- 455 m³/h air flow for effective case cooling
- Ball bearing design for durable long-life operation
- IP20 protection and motor stall protection for safety
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What are the exact housing dimensions I need to clear for the 260 mm high W2E200-HK86-01?
The fan measures 260 mm high, 225 mm wide and 80 mm deep, so allow at least that footprint plus wiring space.
How do I wire the terminal connection on this 115 V AC axial fan?
Connect live and neutral to the two terminals on the housing; the motor runs on 50 Hz or 60 Hz mains with built-in stall protection.
When should I plan to replace the ball bearings in this 2800 rpm ebm-papst unit?
The ball-bearing design is rated for continuous operation; monitor for increased noise or vibration as the practical replacement indicator.
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