DRAD279-4S is a 400 VAC centrifugal fan for data-communications equipment, heat pumps, ventilation systems. Its main supplied feature is 5900 m³/h maximum airflow stated for this model. It also lists a 280 mm size specified in the upload data. Review maintenance access for energy review.
| Rated Voltage(V) | 400 |
|---|---|
| Size(mm) | 280 |
| Max.Air Flow(m³/h) | 5900 |
| Max.Pressure(Pa) | 590 |
| Input Power(W) | 1800 |
| Speed(rpm) | 1180 |
Equipment makers serving air-handling, HVAC and refrigeration equipment can integrate Rosenberg DRAD279-4S as an AC centrifugal fan for directed ventilation and assembly-level heat removal.
Air enters axially and leaves radially, allowing the fan to develop useful pressure for ducts, filters, coils and restricted equipment passages.
The listed 400 V supply and 1800 W input give electromechanical designers a defined basis for power and interface planning.
Maintaining the approved suffix on the bill of materials reduces the risk of substituting a mechanically similar but incompatible version. Confirm the exact operating point before production release. Preserve the specified airflow direction during assembly.
For installation in HVAC and ventilation systems, Rosenberg DRAD279-4S acts as a thermal management internal element that provides supply or exhaust thermal management flow. This approach helps equipment builders balance thermal management effectiveness, housing space and lifecycle maintenance.
Model DRAD279-4S contributes to refrigeration and condenser hardware by providing moving air that moves air across refrigeration coils. The application values directed ventilation because internal space and acoustic limits constrain forced-air cooling choices.
As part of heat exchangers, Rosenberg DRAD279-4S performs a defined thermal management task and moves air across transfer surfaces. Forced-air thermal management helps preserve machinery availability during long duty cycles and repeated load changes.
The application of DRAD279-4S covers generated heat-pump systems; here, the AC centrifugal fan moves air through exchange sections. The application needs predictable air delivery because dense layouts restrict natural convection and generated heat spreading.
Check supply voltage, controller signals, blocked airflow, contamination, abnormal noise, rotation, and the equipment operating point before replacing the unit.
No guaranteed lead time is provided in the supplied sources. Confirm current stock, required quantity, production schedule, and shipping date with the supplier.
The supplied row lists 5900 m³/h airflow, 590 Pa pressure, 1800 W input, 1180 rpm. Compare these values with the real system operating point, not only the free-air rating.
Compare the full model suffix, voltage, size, motor or controller type, mounting, airflow, pressure, power, speed, and protection; do not copy data from a similar model.
Check electrical supply, mounting clearance, fasteners, airflow direction, guards, wiring, and access for service before installation.
Match the complete model code, voltage, dimensions, mounting arrangement, airflow direction, performance point, and control interface to the equipment.