Fans A2E300-AP02-02/S2E300-AP02-31 230V 1.10 centrifugal case fan
230V AC centrifugal case fan rated at 1.10 A for industrial and medical cooling applications
- 230 V AC supply suits industrial mains power
- 10 A current rating defines electrical load
- Centrifugal airflow targets directed cooling needs
- External rotor design integrates motor and impeller
- New condition guarantees full factory specification
Industrial cooling fan
This Ebmpapst centrifugal fan operates on 230V mains power and is built for continuous duty in medical, rail, industrial and energy-vehicle equipment. The external-rotor design integrates the motor within the impeller for a compact footprint.
Sustained operation
The AC motor delivers steady airflow without the torque ripple of DC alternatives, making it suitable for 24/7 drive cooling and hotel infrastructure. Centrifugal blade geometry maintains pressure across restrictive ducts and filter housings.
Replacement fit
It serves as a direct swap for legacy A2E or S2E frame sizes where 230V supply is fixed and speed control is handled externally. The jump is worth it when existing axial units cannot overcome system static pressure.
How it compares
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- Price $225.99
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much power does the 230V 1.10 centrifugal fan draw when running continuously?
The fan operates at 230V with a 1.10 rating; continuous power draw depends on the specific motor curve for this model.
What mounting hardware or ducting must I already have to install this centrifugal case fan?
You need a compatible 300 mm cut-out or bracket and ducting that matches the external-rotor centrifugal outlet.
Will the A2E300-AP02-02 work alongside my older 220V axial fans on the same circuit?
Yes, both run on 230V AC mains; ensure the circuit breaker covers the combined current of all fans.
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