Vszerda W2E142-BB01-01 230 VAC axial fan 172×150×38 mm
A 230 VAC axial fan measuring 172×150×38 mm runs at 2800–3350 min⁻¹ with 27/28 W input and ball-bearing motor for cabinet or UPS cooling
- Reliable cooling for cabinets and UPS units with 2800–3350 min⁻¹ airflow
- Durable ball-bearing motor tested for continuous 230 VAC operation
- Wide temperature tolerance from –25 °C to 65 °C for harsh environments
- Compact 172×150×38 mm frame fits standard 142 mm fan mounts
- Robust die-cast aluminium housing with 7 black-painted steel blades for long life
Compact 230 VAC axial fan for cabinets and UPS
The Vszerda W2E142-BB01-01 is a 172 by 150 by 38 millimetre axial fan built for 230 volt alternating current. It targets installers who need direct mains-powered cooling inside electrical cabinets or uninterruptible power supply enclosures.
Mains voltage and temperature envelope
Operation is fixed at 230 VAC with a 50 or 60 hertz supply, drawing 27 to 28 watts while the impeller runs between 2800 and 3350 revolutions per minute. The unit is rated for ambient temperatures from minus 25 to plus 65 degrees Celsius, so it cannot be used outside that range or on a different voltage.
Panel mounting with ball-bearing motor
The die-cast aluminium frame and painted steel impeller fit a standard 142 millimetre cut-out using four corner holes; no special tools are required beyond a screwdriver. The single-phase ball-bearing motor is pre-wired for the UPS controller platform, so mis-wiring the phase or neutral is the most common installation error.
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- Price $138.99
- Pricier than about 90% of the 5,998 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 50 Hz or 60 Hz rating for my region?
The fan runs on both 50 Hz and 60 Hz mains, automatically adjusting speed between 2800 and 3350 min-1 and drawing 27 or 28 W respectively, so no separate version is needed.
What does the 2800–3350 min-1 speed range mean once the fan is installed?
At 50 Hz it spins at 2800 min-1 moving air more quietly; at 60 Hz it reaches 3350 min-1 for higher airflow, with power rising from 27 W to 28 W.
How does the 230 VAC single-phase supply limit the fan in practice?
The motor is designed for 230 VAC 1-phase mains; it cannot be run on lower DC voltages or three-phase power without a suitable converter.
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