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Vszerda W2S130-AA03-87 230 V 39/45 W 172 mm axial fan gadget
A 230 V AC axial fan delivers 224 CFM airflow at 2800 min⁻¹ with 49 dB noise for UPS cooling
- 224 CFM airflow keeps equipment cool
- 39/45 W dual power rating saves energy
- 230 V AC input fits standard mains supply
- 49 dB noise level runs quietly
- 172 × 150 × 55 mm frame fits tight spaces
Purpose-built 230 V UPS cooling fan
This axial fan targets technicians maintaining uninterruptible power supplies that specify the W2S130-AA03-87 model. It operates on 230 VAC across a 180 V to 240 V range at 50 Hz or 60 Hz. The 172 mm frame fits the original mounting pattern without modification. Buyers needing a different voltage, frame size or connector pin-out should look elsewhere.
Five-wire connector enables speed monitoring
The 5-wire lead carries power, ground, tachometer and control signals so the host UPS can verify rotation and trigger alerts. Rated input power is 39 W or 45 W depending on load, delivering 224 CFM at 2800 min-1 with a maximum static pressure of 80 Pa. Acoustic output is 49 dB. No PWM controller, filter grille or mounting hardware is included.
Direct drop-in replacement
The 172×150×55 mm housing aligns with the original four-hole pattern so installation only requires a cross-head screwdriver. Polarity must match the 5-wire header exactly; reversed pins will prevent start-up or damage the control board. Verify the UPS firmware recognises the tach signal before closing the chassis. No software configuration is needed.
Highlights
- 224 CFM airflow keeps equipment cool
- 39/45 W dual power rating saves energy
- 230 V AC input fits standard mains supply
- 49 dB noise level runs quietly
- 172 × 150 × 55 mm frame fits tight spaces
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What maintenance does the 172 mm axial fan require?
Clean dust from the blades and housing periodically to maintain the rated 224 CFM airflow and 2800 min-1 speed.
What limit appears first during continuous operation?
The motor is rated for 45/39 W power draw and a maximum static pressure of 80 Pa; sustained loads beyond that range will trip thermal protection.
How much noise and heat does it produce running all day?
It emits 49 dB of noise and dissipates up to 45 W of heat at full load.
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