NDLIULEI
NDLIULEI RB2C-225/088 225mm 230V 135W Axial Case Fan
225 mm axial case fan runs on 230 VAC at 50/60 Hz, delivering 756.0 CFM from a ball-bearing motor rated at 135/200 W
- TypeCase Fan
- High airflow of 756.0 CFM cools large enclosures efficiently
- Dual-speed motor runs at 2650 or 3950 RPM for flexible performance
- Ball bearing design extends operating life and reliability
- Operates on 230 VAC at 50 or 60 Hz for standard mains power
- Compact 225 × 88 mm frame fits standard mounting points
Industrial 225 mm axial fan
The NDLIULEI RB2C-225/088 is a 230 VAC axial case fan built for equipment that demands high airflow in a 225 mm frame. It suits engineers and integrators fitting dedicated inverter cooling or similar industrial enclosures.
Ball-bearing motor and 225×88 mm frame
A ball-bearing motor runs at 2650 or 3950 RPM depending on 50 or 60 Hz supply, drawing 0.60 A or 0.88 A for 135 W or 200 W motor power. The 2.72 kg metal housing uses a standard 225×88 mm footprint with bolt-hole mounting for secure panel installation.
Verify voltage, frequency
Confirm the site supply is 230 VAC at 50 or 60 Hz and that the enclosure cut-out matches the 225 mm blade diameter and 88 mm depth. The fan is a single-unit package with no speed-control lead, so external switching or speed regulation must be provided separately.
Highlights
- High airflow of 756.0 CFM cools large enclosures efficiently
- Dual-speed motor runs at 2650 or 3950 RPM for flexible performance
- Ball bearing design extends operating life and reliability
- Operates on 230 VAC at 50 or 60 Hz for standard mains power
- Compact 225 × 88 mm frame fits standard mounting points
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What mains voltage and frequency does the 230 VAC axial fan require?
It runs on 230 VAC at 50/60 Hz, drawing 0.60 A at low speed and 0.88 A at high speed.
What are the physical dimensions and weight for mounting this 225 mm fan?
The frame measures 225 × 88 mm, the blade diameter is 225 mm, and the unit weighs 2.72 kg.
How is the fan wired for its two-speed motor, and which connection is often missed?
Connect live, neutral and earth to the terminal block; the second speed tap must be linked to the inverter’s speed-control output or the fan will stay on low speed only.
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