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upHere DV4650-470 230VAC 120/110mA 120x120x38mm Industrial Cooling Fan
230 VAC axial fan with ball bearing runs at 2650/3100 RPM for cabinet cooling
- 230 VAC operation fits standard mains cabinets
- 120/110 mA draw keeps running cost low
- 120 × 120 × 38 mm frame drops into common cut-outs
- 2 650 / 3 100 RPM ball-bearing motor moves air reliably
- 50–60 Hz rating covers both mains frequencies
Industrial Axial Fan for 230 VAC Cabinets
The upHere DV4650-470 is an industrial axial cooling fan built for equipment cabinets that run on 230 VAC mains power. It draws 120/110 mA at 50/60 Hz and fits the standard 120 x 120 x 38 mm mounting footprint. This unit targets maintenance engineers and OEM integrators who need a direct replacement for existing cabinet ventilation.
Nominal Voltage Must Match Supply
The single specification that decides fitment is the 230 VAC nominal voltage; the fan will not operate on 115 VAC circuits. Verify that the target cabinet or enclosure provides 230 VAC at 50/60 Hz before ordering. A mismatched voltage will prevent the motor from starting or cause immediate failure.
Ball Bearing and Two-Pin Connection
The motor uses a ball bearing for continuous-duty rotation at 2650/3100 RPM with a power draw of 18/19 W. A two-pin power connection simplifies wiring into existing terminal blocks or fan trays. No extra mounting hardware, speed-control cables or monitoring leads are included in the package.
Highlights
- 230 VAC operation fits standard mains cabinets
- 120/110 mA draw keeps running cost low
- 120 × 120 × 38 mm frame drops into common cut-outs
- 2 650 / 3 100 RPM ball-bearing motor moves air reliably
- 50–60 Hz rating covers both mains frequencies
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What does the 120/110 mA current draw mean for a cabinet running on 230 VAC?
At 230 VAC the fan pulls 120 mA on 50 Hz and 110 mA on 60 Hz, so a typical cabinet circuit sees only a few watts of load per unit.
How does the 2-pin power connection limit installation options?
The 2-pin lead carries line and neutral only; there is no ground pin or speed-control wire, so the fan runs at full speed whenever mains voltage is present.
Will the 120 × 120 × 38 mm frame fit the cut-out on my existing enclosure?
The housing measures 120 mm square with a 38 mm depth, matching the standard 120 mm fan cut-out used on many industrial cabinets.
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