OEM Industries
OEM Industries 130FLJ6-2WY 220V 0.55A 120W fan
A 220 V AC cooling fan delivering 350 CFM airflow at 2600 RPM with dual ball bearings for reliable continuous operation
- ColorBlack
- TypeFan only
- Bearing Type2 Ball
- LEDNo
- Delivers 350 CFM airflow for effective cooling
- Runs at 2600 RPM on 220 V AC power
- Consumes 120 W at 0.55 A current draw
- Dual ball bearing design supports continuous operation
- Operates at 50 Hz with 72 noise rating
220 V 120 W AC axial fan
This 220 V 120 W AC axial fan is built for industrial and commercial cooling tasks that require steady airflow. It runs at 2600 RPM with dual ball bearings for reliable continuous operation. The unit draws 0.55 A at 50 Hz and produces 350 CFM. No LED lighting is fitted.
Suited for equipment ventilation and cabinet exhaust
The fan fits machinery, control cabinets and ducting where 220 V mains power is available and high-volume airflow is needed. It is not intended for low-noise environments or for installations that require variable-speed control, PWM signalling or DC voltage operation. Buyers needing silent running or speed regulation should consider other solutions.
350 CFM at 72 dB noise rating
The airflow of 350 CFM at a declared 72 dB noise level is the key figure for deciding whether this fan meets the thermal and acoustic demands of the application. Verify that the mounting pattern and 220 V supply match the installation before ordering.
Highlights
- Delivers 350 CFM airflow for effective cooling
- Runs at 2600 RPM on 220 V AC power
- Consumes 120 W at 0.55 A current draw
- Dual ball bearing design supports continuous operation
- Operates at 50 Hz with 72 noise rating
Specifications
| Model | 130FLJ6-2WY |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Type | Fan only |
| Bearing Type | 2 Ball |
| LED | No |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 120 W version or a lower-wattage model?
The 120 W rating is the maximum electrical draw at 220 V; choose it only if your system needs that airflow and you have a circuit rated for the 0.55 A load.
What does 350 CFM mean once the fan is installed?
It indicates the volume of air the fan can move at 2600 RPM under free-air conditions; actual flow will drop when static pressure from filters or ducting is added.
Does the 50 Hz AC supply limit the fan speed?
Yes, the motor is designed for 50 Hz mains, so 2600 RPM is the fixed synchronous speed; running on 60 Hz would increase speed and current beyond the rated values.
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