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Round black centrifugal fan with metal housing and curved blades, 190mm square frame

New Ocean Tech

New Ocean Tech R2E190-AO26-85 AC 230V Centrifugal Fan

SKU CH-JN5K-3QR43

AC 230V backward-curved centrifugal fan delivers 58 W to 75 W airflow for 190 mm server cooling

  • AC 230 V supply simplifies server integration
  • Backward-curved impeller moves air efficiently
  • Dual current rating 0.26 A / 0.34 A matches load needs
  • Compact 190 mm square frame fits tight chassis

AC 230V centrifugal fan for server cooling

This New Ocean Tech R2E190-AO26-85 is an AC 230V centrifugal fan built for server environments. It draws 0.26A at low speed and 0.34A at high speed with corresponding power ratings of 58W and 75W. The 190x190mm round frame uses a backward-curved impeller design suited to ducted airflow in rack-mounted equipment. Buyers needing DC input or variable PWM control will not find those features here.

Direct replacement for PAPST R2E190-AO26-85

The unit matches the PAPST R2E190-AO26-85 form factor and electrical ratings, so it fits existing mounting holes and wiring without modification. No brackets, cables or speed-control accessories are included in the package. Installers should verify that their chassis provides the required 190mm square cutout and 230V mains supply before ordering.

Highlights

  • AC 230 V supply simplifies server integration
  • Backward-curved impeller moves air efficiently
  • Dual current rating 0.26 A / 0.34 A matches load needs
  • Compact 190 mm square frame fits tight chassis

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How often should the bearings be serviced on this 190 mm centrifugal fan?

The fan uses sealed ball bearings that require no routine lubrication; plan to replace the unit if vibration or noise increases after extended 230 V AC operation.

What is the first thermal limit reached during continuous 75 W running?

At 75 W the motor winding temperature rises until the internal thermal protector trips, cutting power until the fan cools below its reset threshold.

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