AC Axial Air Flow Fan for Panel and Equipment Cooling

Overview

This fan is the mid-size unit in the AC axial range: bigger than a cabinet fan, smaller than the bulk-air frames. It moves 138–162 m³/h, which covers drive panels, machine housings and small rooms that need more than a gentle exchange of air.

Twelve models cover 115 V, 230 V and 380 V at 50 and 60 Hz, and power draw sits between 18 and 22 W. The 60 Hz versions turn faster and move about 17% more air, at roughly 5 dB(A) more noise — the trade is stated in the table rather than hidden in a marketing figure.

Where it fits

• Drive and inverter panels with a concentrated heat load
• Machine enclosures that need a steady through-flow
• Small rooms and technical spaces with a wall opening
• Equipment builds where 380 V is the only supply available

Specifications

Selection and installation notes

Three supply voltages in one frame makes this a common choice for mixed export orders, but the 380 V models must be protected and wired for three-phase supply. Confirm the supply before the order, not at commissioning.

Keep the exhaust opening at least as large as the intake. At this airflow, a restricted outlet pressurises the enclosure, and the delivered volume falls well below the table figure.