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EBMPAPST A2D300-AD20-49 Dual Voltage Axial Fan | 230/400V High-Speed Cooling

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EBMPAPST A2D300-AD20-49 Dual Voltage Axial Fan | 230/400V High-Speed CoolingEBMPAPST A2D300 AD20 49 Axial Fan Dual Voltage 230 400V High performance dual voltage axial fan with 2650 2900 RPM speed for efficient cooling in both commercial and industrial applications. Versatile Performance for Multiple Applications Dual Voltage Operation Compatible with both 230V and 400V power systems, offering flexibility for various installation environments and regions. High Speed Performance 2650 RPM (50Hz) to 2900 RPM (60Hz) operation

EBMPAPST A2D300-AD20-49 Axial Fan

Dual Voltage 230/400V

High-performance dual voltage axial fan with 2650/2900 RPM speed for efficient cooling in both commercial and industrial applications.

Versatile Performance for Multiple Applications

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Dual Voltage Operation

Compatible with both 230V and 400V power systems, offering flexibility for various installation environments and regions.

High-Speed Performance

2650 RPM (50Hz) to 2900 RPM (60Hz) operation delivers powerful airflow for effective heat dissipation in demanding applications.

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Optimized Power Range

220W (50Hz) to 320W (60Hz) power rating balances performance with energy efficiency across different operating conditions.

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Compact & Lightweight

2.8kg lightweight design with compact dimensions (40×40×25cm) for easy installation in space-constrained environments.

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Technical Specifications

Model Number A2D300-AD20-49
Motor Number M2D068-EC
Manufacturer EBMPAPST GERMANY
Product Type Axial Fan
Condition Original new from manufacturer
Rated Power (50/60 Hz) 220 W / 320 W
Rated Voltage 3~ 230/400 V
Rated Current (50/60 Hz) 0.4 A / 0.87 A
Speed (50/60 Hz) 2650 rpm / 2900 rpm
Frequency 50/60 Hz
Net Weight 2.8 kg
Shipping Dimension 40 × 40 × 25 cm
Country of Origin Germany
HS Code 8414599099

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Warranty: Backed by a full 1-year manufacturer's warranty.

Our Promise: We sell only genuine EBMPAPST products guaranteed to meet all factory specs. Enjoy a 30-day return policy and our commitment to 100% satisfaction.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What does the dual voltage capability (230/400V) mean for installation?

A: The A2D300-AD20-49 can be connected to both 230V and 400V three-phase power systems. This flexibility allows installation in diverse environments - 230V for commercial/light industrial applications and 400V for standard industrial facilities. Always ensure proper wiring configuration based on your local voltage supply.

Q2: Why is the speed so high (2650-2900 RPM) compared to other axial fans?

A: The high rotational speed (2650-2900 RPM) is designed to deliver maximum airflow in compact form factors. This makes it ideal for applications requiring high static pressure cooling, such as densely packed electronics, server racks, or equipment with significant airflow resistance where space is limited but cooling demand is high.

Q3: What does the "AD20-49" suffix indicate in the model number?

A: In EBMPAPST's nomenclature, "AD20-49" typically denotes specific technical characteristics including the dual voltage capability, motor winding configuration, and performance profile optimized for high-speed operation with balanced power consumption across different voltage inputs.

Q4: Is this fan suitable for continuous 24/7 operation?

A: Yes. With German engineering and quality components, the A2D300-AD20-49 is designed for reliable continuous operation. Its robust construction and efficient thermal management make it suitable for applications requiring uninterrupted cooling, such as data centers, telecommunications equipment, and industrial machinery that operate around the clock.

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