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Fans AFB1404538H 140x140x45mm 380V 50/60Hz 2-line control case fan

SKU CH-W4BS-FK6MH

A 140 mm square cabinet fan with 45 mm depth, 380 V AC input and two-line control for converter cooling

  • Large 140 mm frame moves more air quietly
  • 380 V AC input suits industrial power systems
  • Dual-speed 50/60 Hz operation matches regional mains
  • 45 mm thick housing fits standard cabinet cut-outs

Industrial cabinet fan 380 V AC

The Fans AFB1404538H is a 140 mm square cabinet fan designed for 380 V AC supply at 50 Hz or 60 Hz. It measures 140 mm by 140 mm by 45 mm and uses a two-line control interface for operation inside industrial enclosures and converter cabinets.

Suited for 380 V industrial enclosures

This fan suits engineers fitting cooling into 380 V AC cabinets that accept a 14045 frame and two-line control. It is not for low-voltage PC chassis, builds needing PWM or voltage-regulated headers, or installations that require a different frame depth or control method.

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Price $29.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Will the 140 mm square frame and 45 mm depth of this AFB1404538H fit the existing cut-outs in my older cabinet?

The fan measures 140 mm by 140 mm with a 45 mm thickness, so it matches standard 14045 mounting holes used in many legacy enclosures.

How can I confirm the 2-line control is functioning once the fan is wired to 380 V at 50 or 60 Hz?

Apply power and send a signal on the two control lines; the fan should start, stop or change speed in direct response to those signals.

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