Wiegmann
Wiegmann Axial Fan 115VAC 6-7/9In H 6-7/9In W
A 115 VAC axial fan delivers 190 to 235 CFM at 2800 to 3500 RPM for enclosure cooling
- typeRound
- Delivers 190 to 235 CFM airflow for effective equipment cooling
- Operates on standard 115 VAC 50/60 Hz power supply
- Low 46 dB sound level suits noise-sensitive environments
- cULus listed for verified safety compliance
- Compact 2-inch depth fits tight enclosure spaces
Application & Purpose
The Wiegmann axial fan delivers 115 VAC airflow for equipment enclosures that require vertical mounting. Its round plastic and steel housing fits standard cut-outs and the lead-wire connection simplifies wiring inside cabinets. The unit is cULus listed for equipment-cooling applications. It serves installers who need a compact, enclosure-rated fan without an integrated guard.
Sustained Airflow Behaviour
At zero static pressure the fan moves 190 CFM on 50 Hz and 235 CFM on 60 Hz while drawing 26 W and 35 W respectively. Speed rises from 2,800 RPM to 3,500 RPM between the two frequencies, maintaining consistent cooling across both mains standards. The non-metallic blades and sleeve bearing design support continuous duty in enclosed environments.
Thermals, Noise & Power
Sound output measures 46 dB under normal operation, a level suited to equipment rooms rather than occupied spaces. Power consumption stays at 26 W on 50 Hz and 35 W on 60 Hz with no IP-rated sealing, so the fan relies on the enclosure for environmental protection. Vertical mounting ensures unrestricted intake and exhaust paths.
Highlights
- Delivers 190 to 235 CFM airflow for effective equipment cooling
- Operates on standard 115 VAC 50/60 Hz power supply
- Low 46 dB sound level suits noise-sensitive environments
- cULus listed for verified safety compliance
- Compact 2-inch depth fits tight enclosure spaces
Specifications
| Brand | Wiegmann |
|---|---|
| type | Round |
Questions about this item
How loud is the 46 dB sound level when this 115 VAC axial fan runs continuously?
The fan produces a 46 dB sound level while delivering 190 CFM at 50 Hz or 235 CFM at 60 Hz, making it suitable for equipment-cooling enclosures where moderate background noise is acceptable.
What electrical supply and wiring does this fan need to operate?
It requires a 115 V AC, 50/60 Hz supply and connects via lead wires; power draw is 26 W at 50 Hz and 35 W at 60 Hz.
Will the 6 7/9-inch round plastic-and-steel housing fit the cut-out in my existing enclosure?
The fan measures 6 25/32 in height, 6 7/9 in width and 2 in depth with a 6 in blade diameter, designed for vertical mounting in standard equipment enclosures.
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