Fans D4E225-FH01-06Motor blower
Centrifugal blower delivers 1060 W at 230 V with 225 mm blade diameter and 1230 rpm speed
- High airflow for industrial cooling with 1060W motor
- Reliable 230V operation drawing 5.38A current
- Compact 225mm blade fits tight equipment spaces
- Consistent 1230 rpm speed for steady performance
- German ebmpapst engineering for medical and rail applications
Centrifugal Blower for Industrial Cooling
The D4E225-FH01-06Motor is a German-engineered centrifugal fan built for equipment cooling in medical devices, rail vehicles, industrial cleaning machines, and new-energy vehicle systems. It suits OEM integrators and maintenance teams who need a direct-drive blower for continuous airflow in ducted assemblies.
Metal Housing with 225 mm Impeller
The unit uses an ebmpapst motor rated at 1060 W and 5.38 A at 230 V, spinning the 225 mm blade at 1230 r/min. Its centrifugal design pulls air through the centre and exhausts radially, allowing compact duct connections in drive cabinets, hotel HVAC modules, and supermarket refrigeration racks.
1060 W Motor at 230 V Single Phase
This specification determines whether the blower matches the available power supply and thermal load. Buyers needing a different voltage, lower power draw, or higher speed must select an alternative model from the compatible range.
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- Price $472.99
- Pricier than about 73% of the 322 comparable items (median $143.49).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What voltage does the 230 V centrifugal blower require?
The blower operates on a 230 V supply and draws 5.38 A at full load.
What are the mounting dimensions for the 225 mm blade unit?
The impeller diameter is 225 mm; the housing follows standard ebmpapst D4E225 mounting centres.
How is the D4E225-FH01-06 wired and what mistake should be avoided?
Connect the three leads to 230 V mains observing the rotation arrow; reversing the phases makes the fan run backwards.
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