Fans W2E250-HL06-05 230V 127W Axial Case Fan
230 V AC axial case fan with die-cast aluminium housing, motor stall protection and 50/60 Hz operation for reliable forced-air cooling
- Runs on 50 Hz and 60 Hz mains for flexible deployment
- Die-cast aluminium housing resists overload with motor stall protection
- 2550 rpm at 50 Hz delivers 28080 m³/h airflow
- 127 W power draw at 230 V with 0.56 A current
- Operates from -25 °C to 60 °C ambient range
230 V AC Axial Case Fan
This 230 V AC axial fan delivers up to 35000 m³/h airflow for forced electronic cooling in industrial enclosures. It suits integrators who need reliable ventilation at mains voltage without a separate power supply.
Check mains voltage and capacitor rating
Verify your system provides 230 V AC at 50 Hz or 60 Hz and that a 4 µF, 400 VDB run capacitor (S0 CE) is fitted. The motor draws 0.56 A at 50 Hz and 0.79 A at 60 Hz with a starting current near 0.88 A.
Die-cast aluminium housing with terminal connection
The die-cast aluminium housing and sturdy steel plate resist overload and operate from -25 °C to 60 °C ambient. Terminal power connection simplifies wiring while the compact external-rotor design fits tight mounting spaces.
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- Price $273.99
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the fan ship with the required 4 µF 400 VDB capacitor or must I source it separately?
The capacitor is listed as part of the motor specification (4 µF, 400 VDB, S0 CE standard), so it is included with the fan assembly.
Should I select the 50 Hz or 60 Hz operating mode for my 230 V supply?
The motor runs on both 50 Hz and 60 Hz; at 50 Hz it draws 0.56 A and 127 W at 2550 rpm, while at 60 Hz it draws 0.79 A and 180 W at 2700 rpm.
What airflow can I expect once the fan is installed in a chassis with ducting?
The supplier rates maximum airflow at 35000 m³/h; actual flow will be lower depending on the system back-pressure, which the fan handles up to 100 Pa.
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