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Black axial cooling fan with metal frame and plastic blades

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Fans W2S130-AA03-01 230V 45W 2800RPM V3F25 Axial Flow Cooling Fan

SKU CH-Z3P6-E8X2W

An axial flow cooling fan operating at 230V with 45W power consumption and 2800RPM speed

  • High airflow at 2800 RPM for effective cooling
  • 45 W power draw keeps energy use low
  • 230 V AC input suits standard mains supply
  • Axial flow design directs air straight through chassis

Axial fan for 230 V mains operation

This axial cooling fan runs directly from a 230 V supply and draws 45 W at 2800 RPM. It is built for enclosures that need forced airflow without a low-voltage conversion stage. Installers who want a single-phase AC fan for rack or cabinet ventilation will find it straightforward to wire.

45 W motor with 2800 RPM headroom

The 45 W motor delivers strong airflow for typical server chassis or industrial cabinets. It reaches its limit when static pressure rises above what the V3F25 impeller can overcome, so dense filter banks or long duct runs may stall the flow. Buyers who need variable speed control or PWM signalling should look elsewhere, as this model operates at a fixed mains frequency.

Highlights

  • High airflow at 2800 RPM for effective cooling
  • 45 W power draw keeps energy use low
  • 230 V AC input suits standard mains supply
  • Axial flow design directs air straight through chassis

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 230 V axial fan run on the same mains circuit as my existing 230 V equipment?

Yes, it operates at 230 V so it can share a standard mains circuit with other 230 V devices.

How can I confirm the fan is spinning at the rated 2800 RPM after installation?

Use a tachometer or the motherboard's fan-speed readout to verify the rotor reaches 2800 RPM under load.

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