Fans A2S130-AE03-01 case fan 250mm 230V AC 45W
An AC axial fan delivering 340–390 m³/h airflow at 2800–3250 rpm with thermal overload protection and ball bearing
- High airflow up to 390 m³/h for effective cooling
- Dual-speed operation at 2800 and 3250 min⁻¹ adapts to thermal demand
- Ball bearing design extends service life under continuous use
- Integrated thermal overload protector safeguards motor during faults
- Compact 138.3 × 56.9 mm frame fits space-constrained installations
Product Identity
The A2S130-AE03-01 is a 230 V AC axial fan from ebm-papst designed for industrial cooling and ventilation. Its compact frame integrates the motor to save space inside enclosures and inverter housings. A thermal overload protector guards the motor against electrical faults. The unit is supplied new with IP20 protection.
Ideal Use Cases
This fan suits engineers maintaining Lenze inverters or similar equipment that demands 230 V AC operation and a 138.3 mm diameter. The ball bearing and impedance protection support continuous duty in tight spaces. Buyers needing DC voltage, PWM control, or a different mounting pattern should look elsewhere.
Capacity and Headroom
At 2800 min-1 the fan moves 340 m3/h against 80 Pa static pressure. At 3250 min-1 it delivers 390 m3/h at 120 Pa. Power draw stays at 45 W with a 310 mA maximum current. The 56.9 mm depth fits shallow enclosures, while the thermal protector defines the thermal limit.
How it compares
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- Price $309.99
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does this 230 V AC fan need a separate power supply or can it plug straight into mains?
It runs directly from 230 V AC mains at 45 W and 310 mA, so no external power supply is required.
Will the 138.3 mm diameter and 56.9 mm depth fit in the same cutout as my old 120 mm fan?
The housing is 138.3 mm wide and 56.9 mm deep, which is larger than a standard 120 mm frame, so a new cutout or adapter is needed.
How can I confirm the fan is delivering its rated 340–390 m³/h airflow after installation?
Measure the current draw — it should sit near 310 mA — and verify the blades spin at 2800–3250 min⁻¹; the thermal overload protector will trip only if the motor overheats.
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