Orion
Orion OA109AP-22-1TB Fan 120×120×38 mm 230 V 15 W
A 120×120×38 mm axial AC fan delivering 110 CFM at 3000 RPM with 42 dBA noise and ball bearings for 230 V systems
- Strong airflow with 110 CFM maximum output
- Quiet running at 42 dBA noise level
- Reliable ball bearings for long service life
- Wide 160 to 260 VAC input voltage range
- UL agency rating confirms safety compliance
Industrial AC Axial Fan
The Orion OA109AP-22-1TB is a 120 mm square flange-mount axial fan designed for 230 VAC equipment cooling. It delivers 110 CFM airflow at 3000 RPM for chassis, power-supply or appliance thermal management. Ball bearings support continuous operation across a wide temperature range.
Thermals, Noise and Power
Rated at 15 W, the fan operates from 160 to 260 VAC while producing 42 dBA noise. It develops 0.28 inH2O maximum pressure and functions reliably from -20 °C to 80 °C. Thermal impedance protection guards the motor against locked-rotor conditions.
Cross-Reference and Compliance
The unit carries UL agency rating and RoHS compliance for regulated markets. Manufacturer cross-references include NMB 4715 series, ebmpapst 4656N and 4650X, plus Comair-Rotron MU3B1 and MX3 models. These equivalents simplify drop-in replacement without redesign.
Highlights
- Strong airflow with 110 CFM maximum output
- Quiet running at 42 dBA noise level
- Reliable ball bearings for long service life
- Wide 160 to 260 VAC input voltage range
- UL agency rating confirms safety compliance
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I wire the Orion OA109AP-22-1TB fan into a 230 VAC supply?
Connect the two leads to a 230 VAC source within the 160–260 V operating range; the fan draws 15 W at 110 CFM and 3000 RPM, and the flange mounting holes accept standard M4 screws.
When should I replace the ball bearings in this 120×120×38 mm axial fan?
The ball bearings are rated for continuous operation up to 80 °C ambient; plan replacement if noise rises above the specified 42 dBA or if airflow drops below 110 CFM during sustained use.
What thermal limit will throttle this fan first during constant 230 V operation?
The 80 °C maximum operating temperature is the primary limit; running near this ceiling reduces bearing life and may trigger the built-in thermal protection impedance.
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