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Vszerda 4650N 120x120x38mm 230V AC axial fan 2-pin
230 V AC axial fan measuring 120 × 120 × 38 mm with 2-pin connector, 2650 RPM and 56 dB noise
- Direct 230 V AC operation simplifies wiring
- 19 W power draw keeps energy use low
- 2650 RPM airflow cools demanding equipment
- All-metal frame resists high temperatures
- 56 dB noise level suits industrial environments
Replacement axial fan for 230 V systems
The Vszerda 4650N is a new 120 mm square axial fan built to replace a worn or failed ebmpapst 4650N unit. It runs on 230 V AC at 50 or 60 Hz and draws 0.12 A, making it a direct drop-in for industrial enclosures, server chassis or HVAC equipment that specify this exact frame size and voltage.
All-metal frame and two-pin connector
The housing is constructed entirely of metal to withstand high ambient temperatures without warping. A standard two-pin lead provides a simple polarity-free connection, so installation only requires unplugging the old fan and pressing the new connector into the same header.
56 dB noise at 2650 RPM
At full speed the fan rotates at 2650 RPM and produces 56 dB of airflow noise, a level suited to equipment rooms rather than quiet offices. Buyers who need near-silent operation should look elsewhere, as this model prioritises cooling capacity over acoustic comfort.
Highlights
- Direct 230 V AC operation simplifies wiring
- 19 W power draw keeps energy use low
- 2650 RPM airflow cools demanding equipment
- All-metal frame resists high temperatures
- 56 dB noise level suits industrial environments
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How often should the sleeve or ball bearings in the 4650N fan be relubricated or replaced?
The 4650N uses an all-metal axial design rated for continuous 230 V AC operation at 2650 RPM; bearing relubrication is not required under normal use, but replacement is recommended if noise rises above the specified 56 dB level.
What thermal limit will the 4650N reach first during continuous 230 V operation?
The motor is rated for 0.12 A draw and 19 W power consumption at 230 V; the winding insulation class defines the maximum safe internal temperature, which is the first limit encountered under sustained load.
How much noise and heat does the 4650N produce when running 24 hours a day?
At full speed the fan emits 56 dB and draws 19 W from the 230 V supply; nearly all electrical power becomes airflow and a small amount of motor heat, so case temperature rise stays modest in ventilated enclosures.
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