Fans G2E120-AR77-01 120mm 230V case fan
A 120 mm centrifugal case fan running on 230 V AC at 50 or 60 Hz, drawing 0.35 A with IP44 protection and thermal contacts for safe heat dissipation
- 230 V AC operation for direct mains connection
- IP44 rated protection against splashing and solid particles
- Metal housing construction for durable heat dissipation
- Variable speed control via external voltage reduction
- Thermal protection contacts prevent overheating damage
Product Identity
This 120 mm centrifugal fan runs on 230 VAC mains power and draws 0.35 A at 50 Hz. It is built for industrial enclosures and server cabinets that need direct mains-driven airflow without a separate DC power supply.
Thermals Noise Power
At 50 Hz the motor spins at 2350 rpm while consuming 80 W; at 60 Hz it reaches 2450 rpm and 100 W. The unit carries an IP44 rating and operates reliably from -25 °C up to 55 °C ambient temperature.
Build Integration
A sturdy mounting flange allows simple bolt-on installation in metal chassis. Speed can be reduced with an external variable-voltage controller and a 22 µF 450 VDB run capacitor is required for operation.
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- Price $81.99
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
How is the G2E120-AR77-01 centrifugal fan installed, and what step do people often miss?
Mount the fan using the sturdy flange on the galvanized steel housing; the step often missed is wiring the required 22 µF 450 VDB motor running capacitor before powering the 230 VAC supply.
What maintenance or replacement will this 230 V case fan need over time?
The thermal contacts in the windings provide overload protection, but the 22 µF capacitor is a wear item that typically needs replacement before the motor itself.
What is the first limit reached when this fan runs continuously at high load?
The maximum ambient temperature of 55 °C at 60 Hz is the first sustained-use limit; exceeding it risks triggering the thermal protection and reducing motor life.
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