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Fans W2E250-HJ28-01 AC230V 2600/2850rpm 250mm case fan
An AC 230 V axial case fan running at 2600 or 2850 rpm with die-cast aluminium housing and motor stall protection
- AC 230 V operation runs directly from mains power
- Dual 50 Hz and 60 Hz support fits global power grids
- 2600 rpm at 50 Hz and 2850 rpm at 60 Hz deliver strong airflow
- Motor stall protection and die-cast aluminium housing ensure reliable cooling
- Maximum ambient temperature of 70 °C suits demanding environments
250 mm AC axial fan for industrial cooling
The Fans W2E250-HJ28-01 is a new 250 mm AC axial fan from ebm-papst designed for forced electronic cooling in industrial and commercial equipment. It runs on 230 V AC at 50 Hz or 60 Hz with a die-cast aluminium housing and terminal power connection. Motor stall protection and overload resistance support continuous operation in demanding environments.
Suits rack and cabinet builders needing
This unit fits engineers integrating cooling into 230 V AC systems where 2600 rpm at 50 Hz or 2850 rpm at 60 Hz meets the thermal target. It is not for PC builders who require 12 V DC PWM control, low-noise profiles below 250 mm dimensions, or motherboard header connectivity. Buyers needing variable speed via standard PC fan headers should look at DC alternatives.
Delivers up to 35000 m³/h
At 50 Hz the fan draws 0.5 A and 115 W while producing 2600 rpm and 150 Pa maximum back pressure. At 60 Hz it draws 0.7 A and 160 W for 2850 rpm and 120 Pa. The 3.5 µF 400 V capacitor is included. Operating range spans -25 °C to 70 °C at 50 Hz and -25 °C to 55 °C at 60 Hz.
Highlights
- AC 230 V operation runs directly from mains power
- Dual 50 Hz and 60 Hz support fits global power grids
- 2600 rpm at 50 Hz and 2850 rpm at 60 Hz deliver strong airflow
- Motor stall protection and die-cast aluminium housing ensure reliable cooling
- Maximum ambient temperature of 70 °C suits demanding environments
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does this 230 V AC fan need a separate capacitor to run?
Yes, it requires a 3.5 µF capacitor rated at 400 V DB, which matches the S0 (CE) standard listed for this model.
Will the fan still spin at the rated 2600 rpm if I keep my existing 50 Hz mains supply?
At 50 Hz the motor runs at 2600 rpm drawing 0.5 A and 115 W, so your current supply matches the lower speed figure exactly.
How can I confirm the motor is not stalling after I wire it up?
Measure the current draw; it should stay near 0.5 A at 50 Hz or 0.7 A at 60 Hz, and the built-in stall protection will cut power if the rotor locks.
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