Wiegmann
Wiegmann 115V AC Square Axial Fan 4-5/7In 100 CFM
A 115V AC square axial fan delivers 100 CFM airflow at 37 dB for equipment cooling in enclosures
- typeSquare
- 100 CFM airflow for effective equipment cooling
- 37 dB sound level keeps operating noise low
- 115 V AC at 50/60 Hz matches standard mains supply
- 17/15 W power draw limits energy consumption
- cULus listed for verified safety compliance
Wiegmann Square Axial Fan 115V AC
This Wiegmann square axial fan delivers 100 CFM airflow at 0.000-In. SP for equipment cooling inside enclosures. It operates on 115V AC at 50/60 Hz and runs at 2500/3000 RPM with a 37 dB sound level. The housing combines plastic and steel with non-metallic blades. It carries cULus certification for safety compliance.
Ideal Use and Limitations
Suits installers needing a compact vertical-mount fan for enclosure ventilation where lead-wire connection is standard. Not for buyers who require an IP-rated housing for dust or moisture protection. Not for applications demanding variable speed control or PWM regulation. Not for systems needing higher static pressure than the rated 0.000-In. SP.
Deciding Specification
The 115V AC voltage and fixed 2500/3000 RPM speed determine compatibility with your power supply and cooling requirements. Verify that your enclosure accepts the 4-5/7 inch square footprint and vertical mounting orientation. Confirm the 17/15 watt draw fits your available circuit capacity.
Highlights
- 100 CFM airflow for effective equipment cooling
- 37 dB sound level keeps operating noise low
- 115 V AC at 50/60 Hz matches standard mains supply
- 17/15 W power draw limits energy consumption
- cULus listed for verified safety compliance
Specifications
| Brand | Wiegmann |
|---|---|
| type | Square |
Questions about this item
What power supply must I already have for the 115V AC fan?
You need a 115V AC source at 50 or 60 Hz; the fan draws 17 W at 50 Hz and 15 W at 60 Hz via its lead wires.
Will the 37 dB sound level blend with older enclosure fans I keep?
At 37 dB the fan is relatively quiet, so it should not dominate the noise floor of typical legacy enclosure fans.
How do I confirm the 100 CFM airflow is achieved after installation?
Measure airflow at the enclosure vent with an anemometer; 100 CFM at 0.000 in. SP matches the rated output when the fan spins at 2500 or 3000 RPM.
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