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Fans W2E208-BA20-01 Axial Fan AC230V 67/87W 50/60Hz 3100rpm industrial cooling fan
AC 230 V axial fan delivers 67 W at 50 Hz and 87 W at 60 Hz with speeds of 2 750 rpm and 3 100 rpm for industrial cooling
- Runs on standard 230 VAC single-phase power
- Delivers 2750 rpm at 50 Hz and 3100 rpm at 60 Hz
- Consumes 67 W at 50 Hz and 87 W at 60 Hz
- Operates from -25 °C to 72 °C ambient temperature
- Handles up to 165 Pa maximum back pressure
Industrial axial fan 230 VAC
The Fans W2E208-BA20-01 is a single-phase axial fan rated for 230 VAC at 50 or 60 Hz. It delivers 2750 rpm at 50 Hz and 3100 rpm at 60 Hz while drawing 67 W or 87 W respectively. The unit suits industrial cooling and ventilation tasks that require consistent airflow.
Replaces fixed-speed AC fans
This model replaces older single-speed fans where variable load or tighter thermal margins demand 100 % speed control via analog or serial interface. The jump is worthwhile when the application needs adjustable airflow without changing the supply voltage or adding external inverters.
Handles up to 35000 m³/h airflow
The fan operates from -25 °C to 72 °C ambient and tolerates back pressure up to 135 Pa at 50 Hz and 165 Pa at 60 Hz. It runs out of headroom in systems that exceed these pressure limits or require airflow beyond the rated maximum.
Highlights
- Runs on standard 230 VAC single-phase power
- Delivers 2750 rpm at 50 Hz and 3100 rpm at 60 Hz
- Consumes 67 W at 50 Hz and 87 W at 60 Hz
- Operates from -25 °C to 72 °C ambient temperature
- Handles up to 165 Pa maximum back pressure
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What capacitor value and voltage rating does the W2E208-BA20-01 require?
The fan needs a 1.5 µF capacitor rated at 400 VDB, marked S0 (CE) for both 50 Hz and 60 Hz operation.
How is the fan connected to 230 VAC mains, and which step is often missed?
Wire the single-phase motor directly to 230 VAC at 50 Hz or 60 Hz and install the 1.5 µF run capacitor; the step often missed is fitting that capacitor before power-up.
What operating temperature range and back-pressure limits should I plan for over the fan's life?
The unit runs from -25 °C to 72 °C ambient and handles 0 to 135 Pa back pressure at 50 Hz or 0 to 165 Pa at 60 Hz.
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