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W2D160-EB22-12 ebm-papst Axial Fan

Brand :
ebmpapst
Model:
W2D160-EB22-12 | ebm-papst 400V 44W AC Axial Fan for Equipment Cooling
Type:
Axial Fans
Industry:
Automation
Description:

Specified for Equipment Cooling, the ebm-papst W2D160-EB22-12 is a 400 V AC axial fan, identified by 160 mm dimensions for installation planning. It gives engineers a clear comparison point.

Datasheet:
W2D160-EB22-12 | ebm-papst 400V 44W AC Axial Fan for Equipment Cooling Datasheet (Pdf)

Product Features

Rated Voltage(V)400
Size(mm)160
Max.Air Flow(m³/h)290
Input Power(W)44
Speed(rpm)2800

Product Features

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The ebm-papst W2D160-EB22-12 is an AC axial fan for motor cooling, helping equipment designers establish dependable internal air circulation.

Data includes 400 V operation and airflow up to 290 m³/h to give procurement teams a clearer basis for technical model comparison. The datasheet lists ball-bearing support for durable motor support. Installed noise depends on the duty point and airflow path. Correct installation conditions help convert documented performance into reliable equipment-level heat removal.

Technical buyers can evaluate W2D160-EB22-12 by confirming the intended duty point, mounting, electrical connection and installation limits. This verified model profile guides procurement screening during OEM development while preserving model traceability.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the representative feature of the W2D160-EB22-12?

The supplied comparison identifies 160 mm dimensions for installation planning; review it together with the other listed ratings rather than as a standalone selection criterion.

Is the W2D160-EB22-12 easy to maintain?

Provide service access, keep the airflow path clean, inspect wiring and mounting, and investigate abnormal noise or vibration before continued use.

Can the W2D160-EB22-12 help control total ownership cost?

Correct sizing and operation within documented limits can reduce avoidable thermal stress and maintenance events; project savings require duty-cycle analysis.

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