Fans A22580-V2HBKS 230V 225×225×80mm IP54 case fan
Full-metal 225×225×80 mm axial fan runs on 230 V AC, delivers 580–670 CFM at 2800–3200 RPM with IP54 protection
- Rotational speed2000-2,499 RPM
- 230 V AC operation suits industrial mains power
- IP54 rating protects against dust and water splashes
- 2800–3200 RPM delivers 580–670 CFM airflow
- Ball-bearing design supports continuous high-temperature running
- Full-metal 225 × 225 × 80 mm frame fits standard cabinet cut-outs
230 V AC axial fan for industrial cabinets
This 225 × 225 × 80 mm metal-bodied fan runs directly from 230 V mains at 50 or 60 Hz. It draws 0.26 A at 53 W on 50 Hz and 0.31 A at 68 W on 60 Hz. Ball-bearing construction and an IP54 rating protect the motor against dust and water splashes in harsh environments.
Suited for enclosure cooling
Installers who need a high-airflow axial fan for cabinets, rail vehicles, medical equipment or new-energy systems will match the 580 to 670 CFM output. Buyers who require low-noise operation below 68 dBA, PWM speed control or DC voltage input should look at alternative models.
Verify mains wiring and mounting clearance
Confirm the supply is 230 V AC with a compatible wire connection before fitting. Ensure the 225 mm square frame and 80 mm depth fit the cabinet cut-out and that the 1180 g weight is supported. Check that the 68 to 71 dBA noise level meets local regulations for the intended location.
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Specifications
| Performance | |
|---|---|
| Rotational speed | 2000-2,499 RPM |
Questions about this item
Does this 225×225×80 mm fan need a 230 V AC mains supply to run?
Yes, it operates on 230 V at 50/60 Hz and draws 0.26/0.31 A, so a standard mains connection is required.
Will the 580/670 CFM airflow overwhelm a smaller legacy enclosure?
The fan moves 580 CFM at 50 Hz and 670 CFM at 60 Hz; ensure your cabinet can handle that volume without creating negative pressure.
How can I confirm the fan is spinning at the rated speed after wiring it?
Measure the RPM with a tachometer; it should read 2800 RPM at 50 Hz or 3200 RPM at 60 Hz when powered.
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