Need an axial fan for equipment cabinets and electrical enclosures? The ebm-papst W2E200-HK38-C01 is specified at rated voltage 230 V, airflow 880 m³/h, pressure 80 Pa, speed 2630 RPM, size 225*225*80 mm, and input power 69 W.
Model / SKUW2E200-HK38-C01 Axial Fan 225*225*80mm | ebm-papst
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– Model-specific axial fan configuration
– 225*225*80 mm size
– 230 V rated voltage
– up to 2630 RPM
– airflow up to 880 m³/h
– 69 W input power
– pressure up to 80 Pa
Product Applications
equipment cabinets and electrical enclosures
Frequently Asked Questions
Question: Can I replace another fan with W2E200-HK38-C01?
Response: Match the complete model code, dimensions, voltage, speed, airflow, pressure, connector and mounting details. Similar-looking models may not be interchangeable.
Question: Where is the W2E200-HK38-C01 commonly used?
Response: Typical applications include equipment cabinets and electrical enclosures. Final suitability depends on the complete operating point and installation conditions.
Question: Which operating figures should I verify?
Response: Review speed of 2630 RPM and input power of 69 W, along with voltage, airflow and pressure.
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