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Page 1: PAPST BASICS - Farnell · 2010. 4. 30. · tem plays a vital role in the long life and quiet running of equipment fans. The PAPST Long service life and the inner contour of the housing

P A P S T B A S I C SStandard Range of Fans and Blowers

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T r e n d s e t t e r i n F a n T e c h n o l o g y

Among the best. Trendsetting with

innovative technologies. Listening to

customers’ needs. Developing new

ideas to meet requirements and

realising them with pioneering spirit.

This philosophy has made PAPST the

technological leader in the world of

fans. A brand which has very few

alternatives because every fan is a

product of decades of application

know-how gained from large-volume

production and because we are in a

position to produce highly efficient

quality products. Our intelligent solu-

tions for electronic cooling ensure that

you are one step ahead of competitors

thanks to innovative, reliable top quali-

ty technology which is cost-favorable

and in line with market requirements.

And if required, tailor-made right down

to the last detail. In other words if you

need fans which don’t actually exist,

contact us.

Insist on PAPST.

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Technology Page 6

Page 12Page 16

DC FansOverview

Axial

Page 46Page 55

DC Fans Radial

Cross-flow Blowers

Page 56Intelligent Fans/Specials

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AC Fans Overview

Axial

Page 92AC Fans

Radial

Page 98Accessories

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T h e P A P S T F a n – t h e O r i g i n a li n t h e W o r l d o f F a n s

Leaders in fan technology The widest range of equipment fansfor electronic cooling emerged fromthe principle of the external rotormotor. This special motor design issynonymous with the name of PAPST.Not only more than 50 years ofacquired know-how but also numerouspatented innovations have contributedto this principle.

PAPST is both pacesetter for large volume production and pioneer in thedevelopment and manufacture ofcustomised fans. In achieving this goal PAPST has continually set new standards in both technology and quality, efficiency and reliability – fromthe first DC fan with integrated elec-tronic commutation to the very latestexample of intelligent cooling withvariable air output.

PAPST customers not only profit fromthe innumerable advantages of thistechnological competence but alsohave access to almost unlimited appli-cation know-how.

It is therefore, not a coincidence thatthe list of PAPST customers is a reflection of the IT and electronic industry, a list containing world leadingcompanies. The confidence placed inPAPST is evidenced by long-term part-nerships that are based on confidencethat is justifiable both now and in yearsto come as well as in the constantsearch for advanced products, the ability to respond quickly to new deve-lopments, implementation of quickdelivery and intensive customer con-sultation.

Guaranteed safety Quality planning and preventive qualitycontrol at all production stages pluszero-defect programmes have alwaysbeen the mainstay of the PAPST qualityphilosophy. Even in early years, PAPSTfulfilled the requirements of DIN ISO9001 and received official certificationin 1993.

Strong partners for a complete solution A strong group emerged from syner-getic cooperation with ebm, the parent company of PAPST and the subsidiarymvl. Nearly 6.500 employees are involved in providing optimum solutionsfor every application – from the small-est to the largest fan. PAPST operatesas an independent company within thisgroup with its own development depart-ment and program strategy.

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PAPST Plant 1 in St. Georgen, Germany Plant 2 in Herbolzheim, Germany

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World-wide presence The world-wide success of PAPST isbased firstly on its high-class productsand secondly on a universal presencethat enables customer consultation,sales and service to be provided wher-ever needed. PAPST, ebm and mvl arerepresented in over 30 countries of theworld by subsidiaries or local represen-tatives. In Germany, PAPST cooperateswith the ebm field sales engineers. The field service is supported by salesengineers of the parent firm. A com-prehensive network of distributors com-plements this sales presence.

Product range The standard range of fans describedin this catalogue provides a easy to useselection of fans and blowers which areavailable at short notice.

Plant 4, PAPST Hungary Kft. In Vecsés, HungaryPlant 3, Cellcomp Kft. in Celldömölk, Hungary

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PAPST Plant 1 in St. GeorgenThe PAPST Head Office in the BlackForest is simultaneously developmentand logistics centre of all productionfacilities. Drive technology and automotive products are produced here.

PAPST Plant 2 in HerbolzheimMedium and large sized fans are pro-duced here, e.g. for telecommunicationand data technology. Also blowers for ventilation of seats and electroniccooling of vehicles are produced here.The plant is also responsible for manu-facturing engineering and qualityassurance of the Hungarian productionfacilities.

Plant 3, Cellcomp Kft. in Celldömölk, Hungary and Plant 4, PAPST Hungary Kft. In Vecsés, HungaryTogether with Plant 1 and 2 these additional facilities produce modules,components and a row of completehigh-tech fan series.

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T h e U l t i m a t e :Q u a l i t y i n D e t a i l

essential role at PAPST. A commitmentthat is the foundation for the develop-ment of optimum drive solutions –regardless of the type of fan and itsusage. DC fans are generally equip-ped with electronically commutatedmotors; In order to save as muchspace as possible commutation elec-tronic components are integrated inthe wheel hub of the fan. Our AC fansare mostly driven by shaded-pole orcapacitor motors based on the ex-ternal rotor principle. In the 3900 and9900 range of particularly slim fansinternal rotor motors are used.

For the past 50years all conceiv-able types andapplications ofdrive technologyhave played an

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Drive know-how

this series of fans. So-called “soft”commutation electronics of the DC fans ensure an excellent noise factor.By avoiding the use of steep switchingramps when the individual coils areswitched, the resonances produced bythe motor is also considerably reduced.Computer-aided and analysed mea-surement test series in the most mod-ern sound measuring chamber are conducted on each fan from the verybeginning.

Our aerodynamical-ly optimised designand high mecha-nical precision pro-duce outstandingnoise properties in

Low noise factor

SINTEC compact bearing providesmost of the equipment fans with aproven bearing system. Constant lownoise load during the entire operatingtime, and considerably lower shocksensitivity are the outstanding featuresof this bearing technology. Also, withregard to temperature resistance,Sintec compact bearings can be usedwithout problem in most applications.Despite the slightly higher noise factorand shock sensitivity of ball bearings,this bearing technology should begiven preference when exposed toextreme thermal load and adverseapplication conditions (e.g. extremeenvironmental conditions, criticalinstallation position, etc.). The servicelife data provided in this catalogue arebased on extensive service life testsand mathematically/scientificallyapproved service life calculations. Ourproduct descriptions are continuouslyupdated with all relevant new dataobtained from long-term tests.

The bearing sys-tem plays a vitalrole in the long lifeand quiet runningof equipment fans.The PAPST

Long service life

and the inner contour of the housing.Air output and available motor per-formance are exactly adapted to thesize of fan.

With the aid ofthe most moderncomputer pro-grams, we areable to optimisethe fan impellers

Streamline: Aerodynamics

German Electrical Engineers) and the standards and regulations of UL andCSA.All fans conform to the EuropeanStandard EN 60335-1 or EN 60950 plusthose of the UL (Underwriter Laborato-ries) and CSA (Canadian StandardsAssociation). PAPST fans meet the high-est requirements of electrical safety.Depending on the type, they are eitherimpedance protected or equipped with atemperature safety switch, electronicanti-blocking protection against overload-ing, alarm function or have speed moni-toring and speed control.

It goes without say-ing that all PAPSTfans conform to theapproval require-ments of the VDE(Association of

Safety all inclusive

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the metal surfaces that are subject tocorrosion are permanently protected bya black, impact-resistant, abrasion resis-tant electrophoretic baked enamel. Thisparticular version is highly recyclable.Fans with fibreglass reinforced plastichousing and impeller: Excellent stabilityand low weight distinguish this highlyefficient fan concept. The metal housingand plastic impeller combine the advan-tage of both types of design.

Fans of metal con-struction: Sturdyand indestructible.The housing ismade of an alumini-um alloy whereas

Sturdy construction – in metal or plastic Economical

The true costs are a combination of

availability, service, reli-ability and service lifeand this is exactlywhere PAPST fansprove that they are

particularly competi-tive: Insist on PAPST and

reap the benefits.

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T a i l o r - m a d e t o M e e t Y o u rS p e c i a l R e q u i r e m e n t s

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Speed setting via interfaces

Alarm signal for moresafety

PAPST provides on request a varietyof fan series which conform to therequirements of Protection Class IP54: Their stator and all electrical com-ponents are fully encapsulated.Rustproof ball bearings can be usedfor operating in particularly aggressivemedia and using under extreme envi-ronmental conditions, thus providingadditional safety under extreme oper-ating conditions.

Virtually everything is possible Regardless of your cooling and ventilation tasks, we develop the rightsolution and what is more, the mosteconomical one. Based on the fans listed in this catalogue, well over4000 different versions are available.

PAPST has always developed customer-specified intelligent fanswhich meet the exact requirements ofthe application. We provide a widerange of standard fan types, in manysizes and designs; with intelligentmotor features, monitoring and drive functionsas well as special constructions for useunder extreme conditions. They are allbased on the standard type fan whichyou will find in this catalogue. Specialfan types for your application can beproduced in economical batch sizes.Our expert engineers will assist you inselecting the right configuration.

intelligence”. Its programmed intelli-gence thanks to customer-specific configured software modules makesthe cooling of electronics even moreeconomical and flexible. The tailor-made fan solution which is ready forthe future.

Innovation at its best: Vario-Pro® with “inside

Higher protection class forevery type of application

With a wide range of DC fans with separate control input, PAPST providesan alternative to the NTC controlledtypes of fans. They are especially suitable for systems and units whichalready have standard interfaces forvarying speed via internal switchingand control circuits. Main applicationsare units which demand load-dependent individual speed profiles or systems with stand-by minimumcooling requirements and varied speedincrease at varying power peaks.

If your application requires monitored fan operation in addition to speedmonitoring, PAPST also provides amultitude of varying alarm signals.Depending on the type of fan in ques-tion, the signal is either static, alreadyevaluated or interface-compatible. The alarm signal output providesreliable long monitoring and status signal under critical operating conditions.

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Temperature-controlledfans.

“Electronic tacho” thanksto sensor signal TURBOFAN

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Fans with temperature-controlledspeed have particularly quiet coolingcharacteristics. Thanks to integratedIC technology, they adapt their speedto the current cooling requirementswhich results in drastic reduction ofnoise in most operating states. A tem-perature sensor provides the fan withthermal information: Either externallyvia a single lead or integrated into thehub of the fan.

You wish to be informed at all times of the current fan speed? PAPST hasfans with an integrated “electronictacho” which registers the actual valueof the fan speed. Via an integratedsensor, the fan generates speed-dependent signals which can bedirectly utilised. Depending on thenumber of poles of the motor (2, 4 or6 pole), 1, 2 or 3 pulses per revolutionare generated.

The DC fans with the 3-phase ECmotor technology for exact speed control and high power margin.The drive and control electronics of the TD motors is pre-wired and already integrated in the fans.

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T y p e s o f F a n s a n d t h e i r F u n c t i o n

Axial fans: High flow rate at medium pressure

The air flow in axial fans of the blower wheel that is similar to that of a pro-peller is conducted to a great extent, parallel to the axis of rotation, in otherwords in the axial direction. Axial fans with free air delivery at zero static pres-sure have the lowest power input that rises with increasing counterpressure.Axial fans for the cooling of electronic equipment are in most cases, equippedwith external housing and an electric motor integrated in the blower wheelhub. This compact construction allows space-saving accommodation of alldevices; the flange is equipped with mounting holes mounting.

Diagonal fans: High flow rate at relatively high pressure

At first glance diagonal fans only differ slightly from axial fans. Intake is axialwhereas exhaust is diagonal. The circumferential velocity at the blower wheelhub that is required for the pressure is increased by the conical shape of thewheel and housing. In direct comparison with axial fans of the same size and comparable performance, these fans are distinguished by the low operatingnoise.

Radial fans: Limited flow rate at high pressure

Many of the cooling problems that occur can be optimally solved by axialand/or diagonal fans. If however, for example the required cooling air has tobe conducted round an angle of 90° or if high pressure is necessary, radialfans are more effective. For your application, PAPST offers not only completeradial fans but also motor/blower wheel combinations without external housing.

Cross flow blower: High flow rate at low pressure

Cross flow blowers are used above all for large-surface air flow in appliances.The air flows through the blade roller twice in the radial direction: At the suctionpoint from the outside to the inside and at the exhaust point from the inside tothe outside. Whirls form in the roller due to the conductors which guarantee asteady flow of air through the blower wheel.

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Axial fans: Air flow is conducted parallel to theaxis of rotation.

Diagonal fans: Axial air intake, diagonal exhaust.

With radial fans air is sucked in axially andblown out radially round an angle of 90°.

Air intake and exhaust in the cross flow fan.

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S e l e c t i n g t h e C o r r e c t F a n

1. Dissipated heat A large amount of the energy consumed by electrical and electronic devices is converted into heat. Inselecting the correct fan, therefore, it is important to determine the dissi-pated heat that must be removed. The electrical power consumption ofthe unit to be cooled, often representsa suitable value for this purpose.

2. Permissible temperature rise The air flow which the selected fan isrequired to generate, is determined bythe dissipated heat and the permis-sible rise (∆T) of the cooling air flow(from entry to exit of the device to be cooled). The max. allowable ∆Tdepends greatly on the temperaturesensitivity of the individual devicecomponents. ∆T = 5 K means e.g. thatthe average air flow leaving the deviceto be cooled may only be 5°C warmerthan the ambient temperature (a largevolume of air is required for this pur-pose). A lower air flow rate is sufficient if a higher temperature difference (e.g. ∆T = 20 K), can be tolerated.

3. Required cooling air flowIn the adjoining diagram a horizontal line is drawn from thedissipated heat to intersect withthe selected ∆T line. Read down from this point toobtain the required value for thecooling air flow.

4. Optimum operating range The required fan, however, must alsobe able to deliver a suitable staticpressure ∆pf, in order to force thecooling air through the appliance. A fan must therefore, be selected thatprovides the required air flow per-formance within its optimum operatingrange (see also the performance curves under technical data).

5. Fan selection If the requirements of an applicationare fulfilled by more than one fan, the noise level, space requirements,economy and ambient conditions willassist in making the final choice.

Information on installation When a fan is operated for the firsttime in an application, the user mayhave noticed that the flow rate in theappliance was lower than expected.What is the reason for this?

The values stated in this cataloguewere determined under optimum,constant and comparable measure-ment conditions. Ideal mounting conditions underwhich free air intake and exhaustare present is seldom realisable inpractice. The fans must frequently bemounted in the proximity of other-components or cabinet panels. Asa consequence, the intake andex-haust currents may be restricted-causing the air flow to diminish andthe noise level to increase.Fans are highly sensitive to inter-ference sources which are posi-tioned directly in front of the outputcross section as they often cause atonal increase in noise. Our advice: The distance between the fan and adjacent componentsshould be at least equal to the mounting depth of the fan. Talk to PAPST sales engineers early in the design stage of yourequipment.Air Flow

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Users of PAPST fans have the widestrange of DC axial fans at their disposal: From 25 mm to 172 mm insize. Every single type of fan can be opti-mally integrated in the respectiveappliance concept. The highlyeconomic brushless motor technologyof these fans provides a unique varietyof intelligent innovations that can berealised today at prices that wouldhave been unthinkable just a few yearsago.

PAPST DC fans have electronicallycommutated drives with electronicprotection against reverse polarity.The electronics are conveniently located in the fan hub. A distinctive feature of DC fan technology is the convincingly highproduct life expectancy. Thanks to the excellent efficiency factor of the brushless drives, the thermalload of the bearings is reduced thus considerably increasing the life expectancy of the fans. DC fans with sleeve and ballbearings are powered by Class Einsulated motors. All PAPST fansconform to the requirements ofProtection Class IP 20. Fans con-forming to IP 54 and special typesof protection class are also avail-able.

The supply voltage of PAPST DCfans can be varied thus the airflowcan be matched optimally to thecooling requirements and noisereduced to a minimum. PAPST DCfans can be driven with voltagesthat are reduced as much as 50%or increased by 25% of their nomi-nal voltage (see voltage range inthe table containing technical data).

PAPST VARIOFAN – the fans withIC technology and temperature-dependent speed control.VARIOFANs always cool at thespeed required by the applianceresulting in speeds as much as50% lower than those of standardfans and a drastic reduction of thenoise level in almost all operatingconditions.VARIOFAN are controlled withoutdissipation losses: At lower speeds their power consumption is reduced proportionally.

D C F a n s f o r I n d i v i d u a lC o o l i n g S o l u t i o n s

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25x25x8 3,2 10 VDE, UL, CSA 255N 252N 165,0 15 VDE, UL, CSA 255H 16

40x40x10 6 20 VDE, UL, CSA 412FM 178 25 VDE, UL, CSA 405F* 412F 414F 179 30 VDE, UL, CSA 405FH* 412FH* 17

40x40x20 10 35 VDE, UL, CSA 405 412 414 1713,5 45 VDE, UL, CSA 412H 414H 17

50x50x15 20 70 VDE, UL, CSA 512F 514F 18

60x60x15 19 65 VDE, UL, CSA 612FL 1929 100 VDE, UL, CSA 605F 612F 614F 1933 110 VDE, UL, CSA 612FH 19

60x60x25 21 70 VDE, UL, CSA 612NGL 614NGL / 2025 85 VDE, UL, CSA 612NGML 614NGML / 2035 120 VDE, UL, CSA 612NGM 614NGM / V 20/2142 145 VDE, UL, CSA 612NN 614NN 618NN V 20/2146 155 VDE, UL, CSA 612NH 614NH 2056 185 VDE, UL, CSA 614NHH 2021 70 VDE, UL, CSA 605L 612L 614L / 2230 100 VDE, UL, CSA 612M 614M / 2240 135 VDE, UL, CSA 612 614 / 2246 155 VDE, UL, CSA 614H 22

80x80x25 33 110 VDE, UL, CSA 8412NL 8414NL / V 23/2445 150 VDE, UL, CSA 8412NML 8414NML / V 23/2458 195 VDE, UL, CSA 8412NM 8414NM / V 23/2469 230 VDE, UL, CSA 8412N 8414N / 2379 260 VDE, UL, CSA 8412NH 8414NH 23

80x80x32 32 105 VDE, UL, CSA 8312L 8314L / 2548 160 VDE, UL, CSA 8312M 8314M / 2554 180 VDE, UL, CSA 8312 8314 8318 / 2567 220 VDE, UL, CSA 8312HL 8314HL 8318HL 2580 260 VDE, UL, CSA 8314H 8318H 25

92x92x25 61 210 VDE, UL, CSA 3412NL 3414NL / 2672 240 VDE, UL, CSA 3412NM 3414NM / V 26/2784 280 VDE, UL, CSA 3412N 3414N / V 26/2794 320 VDE, UL, CSA 3412NH 3414NH / 26

102 340 VDE, UL, CSA 3412NHH 3414NHH / 26

92x92x32 56 185 VDE, UL, CSA 3312L 3314L / 2868 230 VDE, UL, CSA 3312M 3314M / 2880 260 VDE, UL, CSA 3312 3314 3318 / 2893 315 VDE, UL, CSA 3312-177 3314-140 28

107 360 VDE*, UL*, CSA* 3314H 3318H 28

119x119x25 94 315 4412FGL 4414FL 29114 385 VDE, UL, CSA 4412FGML 29140 475 VDE, UL, CSA 4412FM 4414FM / 29170 580 VDE, UL, CSA 4412F 4414F 4418F / 29

119x119x32 93 315 VDE, UL, CSA 4312NL 4314NL / 30137 465 VDE, UL, CSA 4312NM 4314NM / 30166 560 VDE, UL, CSA 4312NN 4314NN 4318NGN / 30176 600 VDE, UL, CSA 4312NH 4314NH 30198 670 VDE, UL, CSA 4312NHH 4314NHH 30

95 325 VDE, UL, CSA 4312L 4314L / 31140 475 VDE, UL, CSA 4312M 4314M 4318M / V 31/32170 580 VDE, UL, CSA 4312 4314 4318 / V 31/32180 610 VDE, UL, CSA 4312-143 4314-147 31204 690 VDE, CSA 4312-179 4314-180 31

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100 200 300 500 600 700 m3/hAir Flow

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86 290 VDE, UL, CSA 4212L 4214L 34127 420 VDE, UL, CSA 4212M / 34165 560 VDE, UL, CSA 4212 4214 4218 / 34184 600 VDE, UL, CSA 4212H 4214H 4218H 34

160 550 VDE, UL, CSA 4182NGX 4184NGX 4188NXM / 35180 600 VDE, UL, CSA 4182NX 4184NX 35237 790 VDE, UL, CSA 4184NXH 35

127x127x38 187 630 VDE*, UL, CSA 5212NM 5214NM 5218NM 36216 730 VDE*, UL, CSA 5212NN 5214NN 5218NN 36252 850 VDE*, UL, CSA 5212NH 5214NH 5218NH 36

135x135x38 122 400 5118NL 38250 830 VDE, UL, CSA 5112N 5114N 5118N 38

150Øx38 360 1200 VDE, UL, CSA 7112N 7114N 7118N 39420 1400 7114NH 39

150Øx55 360 1200 VDE, UL, CSA 7212N 7214N 7218N 40

172Øx51 350 1100 VDE, UL, CSA 6212NM 6224NM 6248NM 41410 1370 VDE, UL, CSA 6224N 6248N V T 41/42480 1650 VDE, UL, CSA 6224NH 6248NH 41

172Øx51 350 1100 VDE, UL, CSA 6412M 6424M 6448M 45410 1370 VDE, UL, CSA 6424 6448 V 45480 1650 VDE, UL, CSA 6424H 6448H 45

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135x135x38 55 185 VDE, UL, CSA RG90-18/12N RG90-18/14N RG90-18/18N / 47

180x180x40 60 200 VDE, UL, CSA RG125-19/12NM RG125-19/14NM 4887,5 300 VDE, UL, CSA RG125-19/12N RG125-19/14N RG125-19/18N 48

220x220x56 139 470 VDE, UL, CSA RG160-28/12NM RG160-28/14NM 49209 700 VDE, UL, CSA RG160-28/12N RG160-28/14N RG160-28/18N T 49/50

100Øx32 57 190 RER100-25/12 RER100-25/14 51

138Øx35 110 370 VDE, UL, CSA RER125-19/12N RER125-19/14N 52

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DC micro-fans with electronicallycommutated external rotor motor.Fully integrated commutation elec-tronics. With electronic protection against reverse polarity. The fan only oper-ates when the polarity is correct.Impedance-protected againstblocking and overloading.

Fan of fibreglass reinforced plastic.PBT housing, PA impeller.Air exhaust over struts. Rotational direction CCW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via 2 leads AWG 28. Stripped and tinned ends.Mass 5 g.

3.2 1.9 5 4.5...5.5 15 < 3 0.4 9 000 -10...+70 40 000*/ 12 000* 1 255 N 585.0 2.9 5 4.5...5.5 28 4.4 0.6 12 000 -10...+55 35 000*/ 10 000* 2 255 H 58

3.2 1.9 12 10...14 15 < 3 0.5 9 000 -10...+70 40 000*/ 12 000* 1 252 N 58

*preliminary data

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40 x 40 x 10 mmS e r i e s 4 0 0 F

DC fans with electronically commu-tated external rotor motor. Fully inte-grated commutation electronics. With electronic protection against reverse polarity. The fan only oper-ates when the polarity is correct.Impedance-protected* againstblocking and overloading.

Fan of fibreglass reinforced plastic.PBT housing, PA impeller.Air exhaust over struts. Rotational direction CCW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via 2 leads AWG 28, TR 64. Stripped andtinned ends.Mass 17 g (27 g).

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6 3.5 12 10...14 19 4.0 0.6 4 300 -20...+70 45 000 / 15 000 1 412 FM8 4.7 12 10...14 26 4.5 0.7 5 400 -20...+70 45 000 / 15 000 2 412 F9 5.3 12 10...14 29 4.9 0.8 6 000 -20...+70 45 000 / 15 000 3 412 FH 58

8 4.7 24 20...28 26 4.5 0.8 5 400 -20...+70 45 000 / 15 000 2 414 F

10 5.9 5 4.5...5.5 18 3.8 0.9 6 000 -20...+70 50 000 / 20 000 4 405 58

10 5.9 12 10...14 18 3.8 1.0 6 000 -20...+70 50 000 / 20 000 4 412 5813.5 8.0 12 10...14 29 3.8 1.6 8 100 -20...+60 45 000 / 15 000 5 412 H

10 5.9 24 20...28 18 3.8 1.0 6 000 -20...+70 50 000 / 20 000 4 414 5813.5 8.0 24 20...26.5 29 4.7 1.6 8 100 -20...+60 45 000 / 15 000 5 414 H 58

Type Dimension: A B C

400F 10 +0.3 Ø3.5 ±0.1 Ø3.5 ±0.1

400 20 ±0.15 Ø4.3 ±0.1 Ø4.3 ±0.1

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DC fans with electronically commu-tated external rotor motor. Fully inte-grated commutation electronics. With electronic protection against reverse polarity. The fan only oper-ates when the polarity is correct.Impedance-protected against block-ing and overloading.

Fan of fibreglass reinforced plastic.PBT housing, PA impeller.Air exhaust over struts. Rotational direction CCW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via 2 leads AWG 28, TR 64. Stripped andtinned ends.Mass 25 g.

20 11.8 12 10.8...13.2 30 4.5 1.0 5 000 -20...+70 50 000 / 20 000 1 512 F 58

20 11.8 24 21.6…26.4 30 4.5 1.0 5 000 -20...+70 50 000 / 20 000 1 514 F

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60 x 60 x 15 mmS e r i e s 6 0 0 F

DC fans with electronically commu-tated external rotor motor. Fullyintegrated commutation electronics. With electronic protection against reverse polarity. The fan only oper-ates when the polarity is correct.Impedance-protected againstblocking* and overloading.

Fan of fibreglass reinforced plastic.PBT housing, PA impeller.Air exhaust over struts. Rotational direction CCW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via 2 leads AWG 28, TR 64. Stripped andtinned ends.Mass 25 g.

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29 17.1 5 4.5…5.2 27 4.4 1.1 4 000 -20...+50 50 000 / — 2 605 F

19 11.2 12 11.5…13.2 16 3.6 0.4 2 650 0...+70 50 000 / 20 000 1 612 FL29 17.1 12 10.8…13.2 27 4.4 1.1 3 900 -20...+70 50 000 / 20 000 2 612 F 5833 19.5 12 10.0…13.2 31 4.8 1.4 4 500 -20...+60 45 000 / 15 000 3 612 FH

29 17.1 24 21.6…26.4 27 4.4 1.1 3 900 -20...+70 50 000 / 20 000 2 614 F

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*Type 612 FH with electronic protection against blocking

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S e r i e s 6 0 0 N 60 x 60 x 25 mm

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DC fans with electronically commu-tated external rotor motor. Fullyintegrated commutation electronics.With electronic protection againstreverse polarity, blocking and over-loading.

Fan of fibreglass reinforced plastic.PBTP housing, PA impeller.Air exhaust over struts. Rotationaldirection CW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via 2 leadsAWG 22, TR 64. Stripped andtinned ends.Mass 85 g.

21 12.4 12 8...15 16 3.6 0.7 2 500 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 1 612 NGL21 12.4 12 8...15 16 3.6 0.6 2 500 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 1 612 NL25 14.7 12 8...15 19 3.9 0.9 3 000 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 2 612 NGML25 14.7 12 8...15 19 3.9 0.8 3 000 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 2 612 NML35 20.6 12 8...15 28 4.6 1.3 4 100 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 3 612 NGM35 20.6 12 8...15 28 4.6 1.1 4 100 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 3 612 NM42 24.7 12 8...15 35 5.2 1.6 5 100 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 4 612 NN46 27.1 12 8...15 38 5.5 2.0 5 600 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 5 612 NH

21 12.4 24 18...28 16 3.6 1.0 2 500 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 1 614 NGL21 12.4 24 18...28 16 3.6 0.9 2 500 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 1 614 NL25 14.7 24 18...28 19 3.9 1.2 3 000 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 2 614 NGML25 14.7 24 18...28 19 3.9 1.0 3 000 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 2 614 NML35 20.6 24 18...28 28 4.6 1.7 4 100 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 3 614 NGM 6035 20.6 24 18...28 28 4.6 1.4 4 100 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 3 614 NM 5842 24.7 24 18...28 35 5.2 1.8 5 100 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 4 614 NN46 27.1 24 18...26 38 5.5 2.1 5 600 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 5 614 NH56 33.0 24 18...26 43 6.3 3.0 6 850 -20...+70 60 000 / 30 000 6 614 NHH

42 24.7 48 36...56 35 5.2 2.1 5 100 -20...+65 70 000 /40 000 4 618 NN 60

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60 x 60 x 25 mm VARIOFANS e r i e s 6 0 0 N

DC fans with electronically commu-tated external rotor motor. Fullyintegrated commutation electronics.With electronic protection againstreverse polarity, blocking and over-loading.

Fan of fibreglass reinforced plastic.PBTP housing, PA impeller.Air exhaust over struts. Rotationaldirection CW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via 2 leadsAWG 22, TR 64. Stripped andtinned ends.Mass 85 g.

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00 10 155 20 25

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30-55°C

30-55°C

18 10.612 8…12.6

– – 1.3 2 150-20…+65 80 000 / 45 000

1612 NGMI

35 20.6 28 4.6 1.7 4 100 2

20 11.812 8…12.6

– – 1.0 2 400-20…+65 80 000 / 45 000

3612 NMI

35 20.6 28 4.6 1.4 4 100 4

23 13.512 8…12.6

– – 1.7 2 900-20…+65 70 000 / 40 000

5612 NGNI

41 24.1 35 5.2 2.4 5 100 6

Variants with additional 3rd lead for external temperature sensor23 13.5

12 8…12.6– – 1.7 2 900

-20…+65 70 000 / 40 0005

612 NGNV 6541 24.1 35 5.2 2.4 5 100 6

Temperature sensor (NTC-resistor) for controlling themotor speed is positioneddirectly in the air flow.

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S e r i e s 6 0 0 60 x 60 x 25 mm

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DC fans with electronically com-mutated external rotor motor. Fullyintegrated commutation electronics.With electronic protection againstreverse polarity, blocking and over-loading by PTC-resistor; partiallyimpedance protected.

Fan of fibreglass reinforced plastic.PBTP housing, PA impeller.Air exhaust over struts. Rotationaldirection CW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via 2 leadsAWG 22, TR 64. Stripped andtinned ends.Mass 85 g.

21 12.4 5 4.5...6 26 4.0 0.8 3 000 -20...+65 80 000 / 45 000 1 605 L

21 12.4 12 6...15 24 3.7 1.0 3 000 -20...+65 80 000 / 45 000 1 612 GL21 12.4 12 6...15 26 4.0 0.7 3 000 -20...+65 80 000 / 45 000 1 612 L30 17.6 12 6...15 32 4.5 1.3 4 100 -20...+65 80 000 / 45 000 2 612 GM30 17.6 12 6...15 33 4.6 1.3 4 100 -20...+65 80 000 / 45 000 2 612 M40 23.5 12 6...15 40 5.1 2.8 5 300 -20...+65 70 000 / 40 000 3 612 G40 23.5 12 6...15 40 5.1 2.5 5 300 -20...+65 70 000 / 40 000 3 612

21 12.4 24 12...30 24 3.7 1.2 3 000 -20...+65 80 000 / 45 000 1 614 GL21 12.4 24 12...30 26 4.0 0.8 3 000 -20...+65 80 000 / 45 000 1 614 L30 17.6 24 12...30 33 4.6 1.4 4 100 -20...+65 80 000 / 45 000 2 614 M40 23.5 24 12...30 40 5.1 2.9 5 300 -20...+65 70 000 / 40 000 3 614 G40 23.5 24 12...30 40 5.1 2.5 5 300 -20...+65 70 000 / 40 000 3 61446 27.0 24 12...27.5 44 5.5 3.4 6 400 -20...+65 70 000 / 40 000 4 614 H

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Attention:In the forseeable future the 600 fan series will be removed from the range and replaced by the products of the new series 600N.

Rotor protusionmax. 0.4 mm

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80 x 80 x 25 mmS e r i e s 8 4 0 0 N

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DC fans with electronically commu-tated external rotor motor. Fullyintegrated commutation electronics.With electronic protection againstreverse polarity, blocking and over-loading; partially impedance pro-tected.

Fan of fibreglass reinforced plastic.PBTP housing, PA impeller.Air exhaust over struts. Rotationaldirection CCW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via leads AWG24, TR 64. Stripped and tinnedends.Mass 95 g.

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33 19.4 12 8...15 12 3.5 0.6 1 500 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 1 8412 NGL 5833 19.4 12 8...15 17 3.7 0.6 1 500 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 1 8412 NL45 26.5 12 8...15 19 3.9 0.9 2 050 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 2 8412 NGML45 26.5 12 8...15 21 4.0 0.9 2 050 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 2 8412 NML58 34.1 12 8...15 26 4.3 1.3 2 600 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 3 8412 NGM 5858 34.1 12 8...15 27 4.4 1.3 2 600 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 3 8412 NM69 40.6 12 8...15 32 4.7 2.0 3 100 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 4 8412 NG 5869 40.6 12 8...15 32 4.7 2.0 3 100 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 4 8412 N79 46.5 12 8...13.2 37 5.0 2.2 3 600 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 5 8412 NH

33 19.4 24 18...28 12 3.5 0.7 1 500 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 1 8414 NGL 5833 19.4 24 18...28 17 3.7 0.7 1 500 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 1 8414 NL45 26.5 24 18...28 19 3.9 1.1 2 050 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 2 8414 NGML45 26.5 24 18...28 21 4.0 1.1 2 050 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 2 8414 NML58 34.1 24 18...28 26 4.3 1.4 2 600 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 3 8414 NGM 5858 34.1 24 18...28 27 4.4 1.4 2 600 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 3 8414 NM69 40.6 24 18...28 32 4.7 2.0 3 100 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 4 8414 NG 5869 40.6 24 18...28 32 4.7 2.0 3 100 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 4 8414 N 5879 46.5 24 18...26 37 5.0 2.4 3 600 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 5 8414 NH

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80 x 80 x 25 mm VARIOFAN

DC fans with electronically commu-tated external rotor motor. Fullyintegrated commutation electronics.With electronic protection againstreverse polarity, blocking and overloading; partially impendanceprotected.

Fan of fibreglass reinforced plastic.PBTP housing, PA impeller.Air exhaust over struts. Rotationaldirection CCW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via leads AWG24, TR 64. Stripped and tinnedends.Mass 95 g.

20 11.812 10...14

< 10 < 3 0.9 900-20...+70 80 000 / 40 000

18412 NGLV

33 19.4 12 3.7 1.1 1 500 2

27 15.912 8...14

< 10 2.8 1.1 1 200-20...+70 80 000 / 40 000

38412 NGMLV 65

45 26.5 19 4.4 1.5 2 050 4

35 20.612 8...14

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58412 NGMV

58 34.1 26 4.7 2.0 2 600 6

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30-50°C

30-50°C

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DC fans with electronically commu-tated external rotor motor. Fullyintegrated commutation electronics.With electronic protection againstreverse polarity, blocking and over-loading by PTC-resistor; partiallyimpedance protected.

Fan of fibreglass reinforced plastic.PBTP housing, PA impeller.Air exhaust over struts. Rotationaldirection CW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via 2 leadsAWG 22, TR 64. Stripped andtinned ends.Mass 170 g.

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32 18.8 12 6...15 24 4.0 1.0 2 000 -20...+75 80 000 / 35 000 1 8312 GL32 18.8 12 6...15 24 4.0 1.0 2 000 -20...+75 80 000 / 35 000 1 8312 L48 28.3 12 6...15 34 5.0 1.8 3 000 -20...+75 70 000 / 30 000 2 8312 GM48 28.3 12 6...15 34 5.0 1.8 3 000 -20...+75 70 000 / 30 000 2 8312 M54 31.8 12 6...15 36 5.2 2.5 3 300 -20...+75 70 000 / 30 000 3 8312 G54 31.8 12 6...15 36 5.2 2.2 3 300 -20...+75 70 000 / 30 000 3 8312 6067 39.4 12 6...15 43 5.8 4.0 4 200 -20...+75 62 500 / 27 500 4 8312 HL 58

32 18.8 24 12...28 24 4.0 1.0 2 000 -20...+75 80 000 / 35 000 1 8314 L48 28.3 24 12...28 34 5.0 2.1 3 000 -20...+75 70 000 / 30 000 2 8314 M54 31.8 24 12...28 36 5.2 2.5 3 300 -20...+75 70 000 / 30 000 3 8314 G54 31.8 24 12...28 36 5.2 2.5 3 300 -20...+75 70 000 / 30 000 3 8314 58/6067 39.4 24 12...28 43 5.8 4.3 4 200 -20...+75 62 500 / 27 500 4 8314 HL80 47.1 24 20...26.5 48 6.2 6.0 5 000 -20...+75 55 000 / 25 000 5 8314 H 60/64

54 31.8 48 36...56 36 5.2 2.6 3 300 -20...+75 70 000 / 30 000 3 8318 58/6267 39.4 48 36...56 43 5.8 4.3 4 200 -20...+75 62 500 / 27 500 4 8318HL 58/6080 47.1 48 36...56 48 6.2 5.8 5 000 -20...+65 55 000 / 30 000 5 8318H 60

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Fan of fibreglass reinforced plastic.PBTP housing, PA impeller.Air exhaust over struts. Rotationaldirection CCW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via leads AWG24, TR 64. Stripped and tinnedends.Mass 100 g.

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61 35.9 12 8...15 23 4.0 1.2 1 950 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 1 3412 NGL 5861 35.9 12 8...15 23 4.0 1.2 1 950 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 1 3412 NL72 42.4 12 8...15 28 4.3 1.6 2 300 -20...+70 75 000 / 37 500 2 3412 NGM 5872 42.4 12 8...15 28 4.3 1.6 2 300 -20...+70 75 000 / 37 500 2 3412 NM84 49.4 12 8...15 32 4.7 2.2 2 700 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 3 3412 NG 5884 49.4 12 8...15 32 4.7 2.2 2 700 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 3 3412 N 6694 55.3 12 8...15 36 5.0 2.5 3 000 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 4 3412 NGH94 55.3 12 8...15 36 5.0 2.5 3 000 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 4 3412 NH

102 60.0 12 8...13.2 39 5.1 3.2 3 250 -20...+60 70 000 / 45 000 5 3412 NGHH 58102 60.0 12 8...13.2 39 5.1 3.2 3 250 -20...+60 70 000 / 45 000 5 3412 NHH

61 35.9 24 18...28 23 4.0 1.4 1 950 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 1 3414 NGL61 35.9 24 18...28 23 4.0 1.4 1 950 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 1 3414 NL72 42.4 24 18...28 28 4.3 1.8 2 300 -20...+70 75 000 / 37 500 2 3414 NGM72 42.4 24 18...28 28 4.3 1.8 2 300 -20...+70 75 000 / 37 500 2 3414 NM84 49.4 24 18...28 32 4.7 2.3 2 700 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 3 3414 NG84 49.4 24 18...28 32 4.7 2.3 2 700 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 3 3414 N94 55.3 24 18...26 36 5.0 3.0 3 000 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 4 3414 NGH 5894 55.3 24 18...26 36 5.0 3.0 3 000 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 4 3414 NH

102 60.0 24 18...26 39 5.1 3.2 3 250 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 5 3414 NGHH102 60.0 24 18...26 39 5.1 3.2 3 250 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 5 3414 NHH

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92 x 92 x 25 mm VARIOFANS e r i e s 3 4 0 0 N

DC fans with electronically commu-tated external rotor motor. Fullyintegrated commutation electronics.With electronic protection againstreverse polarity, blocking and over-loading; partially impedance pro-tected.

Fan of fibreglass reinforced plastic.PBTP housing, PA impeller.Air exhaust over struts. Rotationaldirection CCW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via leads AWG24, TR 64. Stripped and tinnedends.Mass 100 g.

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14 3.5 1.5 1 400-20...+70 75 000 / 37 500

13412 NGMV 65

72 42.4 28 4.6 2.0 2 300 2

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16 3.7 1.6 1 600-20...+70 75 000 / 37 500

33412 NGV 65

84 49.4 32 5.0 2.5 2 700 4

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S e r i e s 3 3 0 0 92 x 92 x 32 mm

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DC fans with electronically commu-tated external rotor motor. Fullyintegrated commutation electronics.With electronic protection againstreverse polarity, blocking and over-loading by PTC-resistor; partiallyimpedance-protected.

Fan of fibreglass reinforced plastic.PBTP housing, PA impeller.Air exhaust over struts. Rotationaldirection CW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via 2 leadsAWG 22, TR 64. Stripped andtinned ends.Mass 190 g.

56 33.0 12 6...15 29 4.5 1.4 2 150 -20...+75 80 000 / 35 000 1 3312 GL56 33.0 12 6...15 29 4.5 1.4 2 150 -20...+75 80 000 / 35 000 1 3312 L68 40.0 12 6...15 34 4.8 1.7 2 600 -20...+75 70 000 / 30 000 2 3312 GM68 40.0 12 6...15 34 4.8 1.7 2 600 -20...+75 70 000 / 30 000 2 3312 M80 47.1 12 6...15 37 5.2 2.4 3 000 -20...+75 70 000 / 30 000 3 3312 G80 47.1 12 6...15 37 5.2 2.4 3 000 -20...+75 70 000 / 30 000 3 3312 58/6293 54.7 12 6...15 43 5.7 3.5 3 500 -20...+75 65 000 / 27 500 5 3312-177

56 33.0 24 12...28 29 4.5 1.4 2 150 -20...+75 80 000 / 35 000 1 3314 L68 40.0 24 12...28 34 4.8 1.7 2 600 -20...+75 70 000 / 30 000 2 3314 M80 47.1 24 12...28 37 5.2 2.4 3 000 -20...+75 70 000 / 30 000 3 3314 G80 47.1 24 12...28 37 5.2 2.4 3 000 -20...+75 70 000 / 30 000 3 331485 50.0 24 12...28 40 5.4 3.0 3 200 -20...+75 60 000 / 25 000 4 3314-140

107 63.0 24 12...28 47 6.0 5.3 4 000 -20...+75 57 500 / 25 000 6 3314 H

80 47.1 48 36...56 37 5.2 2.7 3 000 -20...+75 70 000 / 30 000 3 3318 58107 63.0 48 36...56 47 6.0 5.5 4 000 -20...+75 57 500 / 25 000 6 3318 H 60/62

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119 x 119 x 25 mmS e r i e s 4 4 0 0 F

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Fan of fibreglass reinforced plastic.PBTP housing, PA impeller.Air exhaust over struts. Rotationaldirection CCW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via 2 leadsAWG 24, TR 64. Stripped andtinned ends.Mass 175 g.

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94 55.3 12 7...14 26 3.9 1.25 1 600 -20...+75 80 000 / 35 000 1 4412 FGL 59114 67.1 12 7...12.6 32 4.3 2.0 1 950 -20...+75 75 000 / 32 500 2 4412 FGML 59/60140 82.4 12 7...12.6 38 4.8 3.2 2 400 -20...+75 70 000 / 30 000 3 4412 FGM 60140 82.4 12 7...12.6 38 4.8 3.2 2 400 -20...+75 70 000 / 30 000 3 4412 FM 59170 100.1 12 8...12.6 43 5.3 5.3 2 900 -20...+60 60 000 / 37500 4 4412 F 59

94 55.3 24 18...28 26 3.9 1.0 1 600 -20...+75 80 000 / 35 000 1 4414 FL 59140 82.4 24 12...28 38 4.8 3.2 2 400 -20...+75 70 000 / 30 000 3 4414 FM 59170 100.1 24 12...28 43 5.3 2 900 -20...+75 62 500 / 27 500 4 4414 FG 59170 100.1 24 12...28 43 5.3 5.0 2 900 -20...+60 60 000 / 37 500 4 4414 F 59/60

170 100.1 48 43…53 43 5.3 5.5 2 900 -20...+60 60 000 / 37 500 4 4418 F 59/60/66

m3/h CFM V DC V DC dB(A) bels / Watt min-1 °C Hours Hours

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Available on request:Fan housing with moulded-in spacers. For mountingover both flanges.

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S e r i e s 4 3 0 0 N 119 x 119 x 32 mm

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DC fans with electronically commu-tated external rotor motor. Fullyintegrated commutation electronics.With electronic protection againstreverse polarity, blocking and over-loading; partially impedance pro-tected.

Fan of fibreglass reinforced plastic.PBTP housing, PA impeller.Air exhaust over struts. Rotationaldirection CCW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via leads AWG22, TR 64. Stripped and tinnedends.Mass 230 g.

93 54.7 12 7...14.5 27 4.1 1.2 1 650 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 1 4312 NGL93 54.7 12 7...14.5 27 4.1 1.2 1 650 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 1 4312 NL

137 80.6 12 7...14.5 37 5.1 2.6 2 450 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 2 4312 NGM137 80.6 12 7...14.5 37 5.1 2.6 2 450 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 2 4312 NM166 97.7 12 7...14.5 43 5.6 4.0 3 000 -20...+70 60 000 / 30 000 3 4312 NGN166 97.7 12 7...14.5 43 5.6 4.0 3 000 -20...+70 60 000 / 30 000 3 4312 NN176 103.4 12 7...14.5 45 5.8 4.5 3 150 -20...+70 60 000 / 30 000 4 4312 NH 59198 116.5 12 7...14.5 49 6.2 6.5 3 600 -20...+60 57 500 / 35 000 5 4312 NHH

93 54.7 24 12...28 27 4.1 1.2 1 650 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 1 4314 NGL93 54.7 24 12...28 27 4.1 1.2 1 650 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 1 4314 NL

137 80.6 24 12...28 37 5.1 2.6 2 450 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 2 4314 NGM137 80.6 24 12...28 37 5.1 2.6 2 450 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 2 4314 NM166 97.7 24 12...28 43 5.6 4.3 3 000 -20...+70 60 000 / 30 000 3 4314 NGN166 97.7 24 12...28 43 5.6 4.3 3 000 -20...+70 60 000 / 30 000 3 4314 NN176 103.4 24 12...28 45 5.8 4.5 3 150 -20...+70 60 000 / 30 000 4 4314 NH198 116.5 24 12...28 49 6.2 6.0 3 600 -20...+70 57 500 / 27 500 5 4314 NHH

166 97.7 48 36...56 43 5.6 4.1 3 000 -20...+70 60 000 / 30 000 3 4318 NGN

Optional:Kugellagerausführungen in Kürze lieferbar

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Fan of fibreglass reinforced plastic.PBTP housing, PA impeller.Air exhaust over struts. Rotationaldirection CW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via leads AWG22, TR 64. Stripped and tinnedends.Mass 220 g.

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95 55.9 12 6...15 30 4.3 1.2 1 550 -20...+75 80 000 / 35 000 1 4312 GL95 55.9 12 6...15 30 4.3 1.2 1 550 -20...+75 80 000 / 35 000 1 4312 L 60/62

140 82.4 12 6...15 39 5.3 2.6 2 300 -20...+75 70 000 / 30 000 2 4312 GM140 82.4 12 6...15 39 5.3 2.6 2 300 -20...+75 70 000 / 30 000 2 4312 M 60170 100.1 12 6...15 45 5.8 5.0 2 800 -20...+75 62 500 / 27 500 3 4312 G170 100.1 12 6...15 45 5.8 5.0 2 800 -20...+75 62 500 / 27 500 3 4312 59/64180 105.9 12 6...15 47 6.1 5.8 3 000 -20...+75 57 500 / 25 000 4 4312-143204 120.1 12 6...13.2 51 6.4 8.5 3 400 -20...+75 47 500 / 20 000 5 4312-179

95 55.9 24 12...28 30 4.3 1.2 1 550 -20...+75 80 000 / 35 000 1 4314 L140 82.4 24 12...28 39 5.3 2.6 2 300 -20...+75 70 000 / 30 000 2 4314 M170 100.1 24 12...28 45 5.8 5.0 2 800 -20...+75 62 500 / 27 500 3 4314 G 59170 100.1 24 12...28 45 5.8 5.0 2 800 -20...+75 62 500 / 27 500 3 4314 59/60/62180 105.9 24 12...28 47 6.1 5.8 3 000 -20...+75 57 500 / 25 000 4 4314-147204 120.1 24 12...26.5 51 6.4 9.5 3 400 -20...+75 45 000 / 20 000 5 4314-180

140 82.4 48 36…56 39 5.3 3.5 2 300 -20...+75 70 000 / 30 000 2 4318 M 59170 100.1 48 36...53 45 5.8 5.0 2 800 -20...+75 62 500 / 27 500 3 4318 G 59170 100.1 48 36...53 45 5.8 5.0 2 800 -20...+75 62 500 / 27 500 3 4318 59/60/62

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Attention:In the forseeable future the 4300 fan series will be removed from the range and replaced by the products of the new series 4300 N.

Rotor protusion max. 0.4 mm

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S e r i e s 4 3 0 0 119 x 119 x 32 mm VARIOFAN

DC fans with electronically commu-tated external rotor motor. Fullyintegrated commutation electronics.With electronic protection againstreverse polarity, blocking and over-loading by PTC-resistor; partiallyimpedance protected.

Fan of fibreglass reinforced plastic.PBTP housing, PA impeller.Air exhaust over struts. Rotationaldirection CW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via 3 leadsAWG 22, TR 64. Stripped andtinned ends.Mass 220 g.

68 40.012 8...15

22 3.7 1.5 1 150-20...+65 70 000 / 40 000

14312 MV 63

140 82.4 39 5.3 3.0 2 300 2

85 50.012 8...13.2

29 4.2 2.4 1 400-20...+65 65 000 / 35 000

34312 V 63

170 100.0 45 5.8 5.5 2 800 4

85 50.024 21...27

29 4.2 3.0 1 400-20...+65 65 000 / 35 000

34314 V 63

170 100.0 45 5.8 5.4 2 800 4

61 35.948 40…53

21 – 2.6 1 000-20...+65 65 000 / 35 000

54318 V 63

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Fan of fibreglass reinforced plastic.PBTP housing, PA impeller.Air exhaust over struts. Rotationaldirection CCW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via 2 leadsAWG 22, TR 64. Stripped andtinned ends.Mass 230 g.

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100 58.9 12 7...14.5 28 4.3 1.4 1 700 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 1 4212 NGL100 58.9 12 7...14.5 28 4.3 1.1 1 700 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 1 4212 NL127 74.8 12 7...14.5 35 4.8 2.3 2 150 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 2 4212 NGML127 74.8 12 7...14.5 35 4.8 1.9 2 150 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 2 4212 NML144 84.8 12 7...14.5 38 5.1 3.1 2 450 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 3 4212 NGM144 84.8 12 7...14.5 38 5.1 2.8 2 450 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 3 4212 NM165 97.1 12 7...14.5 42 5.4 4.3 2 750 -20...+70 60 000 / 30 000 4 4212 NGN 59165 97.1 12 7...14.5 42 5.4 4.0 2 750 -20...+70 60 000 / 30 000 4 4212 NN180 105.9 12 7...14.5 45 5.7 4.8 3 050 -20...+70 60 000 / 30 000 5 4212 NH205 120.7 12 7...14.5 49 6.1 7.5 3 500 -20...+60 50 000 / 30 000 6 4212 NHH

100 58.9 24 12...28 28 4.3 1.4 1 700 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 1 4214 NGL100 58.9 24 12...28 28 4.3 1.2 1 700 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 1 4214 NL127 74.8 24 12...28 35 4.8 2.3 2 150 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 2 4214 NGML127 74.8 24 12...28 35 4.8 1.9 2 150 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 2 4214 NML144 84.8 24 12...28 38 5.1 3.1 2 450 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 3 4214 NGM144 84.8 24 12...28 38 5.1 2.6 2 450 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 3 4214 NM165 97.1 24 12...28 42 5.4 4.3 2 750 -20...+70 60 000 / 30 000 4 4214 NGN 59165 97.1 24 12...28 42 5.4 3.6 2 750 -20...+70 60 000 / 30 000 4 4214 NN180 105.9 24 12...28 45 5.7 4.8 3 050 -20...+70 60 000 / 30 000 5 4214 NH 59205 120.7 24 12…28 49 6.1 7.5 3 500 -20...+70 50 000 / 25 000 6 4214 NHH

165 97.1 48 36...56 42 5.4 4.0 2 750 -20...+70 60 000 / 30 000 4 4218 NGN 59165 97.1 48 36...56 42 5.4 3.6 2 750 -20...+70 60 000 / 30 000 4 4218 NN180 105.9 48 36...56 45 5.7 4.8 3 050 -20...+70 60 000 / 30 000 5 4218 NH

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S e r i e s 4 2 0 0 119 x 119 x 38 mm

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DC fans with electronically commu-tated external rotor motor. Fullyintegrated commutation electronics.With electronic protection againstreverse polarity, blocking and over-loading by PTC-resistor; partiallyimpedance protected.

Fan of fibreglass reinforced plastic.PBTP housing, PA impeller.Air exhaust over struts. Rotationaldirection CCW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via 2 leadsAWG 22, TR 64. Stripped andtinned ends.Mass 290 g.

86 50.6 12 7...14.5 29 4.2 1.2 1 600 -20...+75 80 000 / 35 000 1 4212 L 60127 74.7 12 7...14.5 38 4.9 2.2 2 350 -20...+75 70 000 / 30 000 2 4212 GM127 74.7 12 7...14.5 38 4.9 2.2 2 350 -20...+75 70 000 / 30 000 2 4212 M 59/64165 97.1 12 7...14.5 45 5.6 4.3 3 050 -20...+75 62 500 / 27 500 3 4212 59/60184 108.3 12 7...14.5 49 5.9 5.3 3 400 -20...+65 60 000 / 32 500 4 4212 H 59/60

86 50.6 24 12...28 29 4.2 1.2 1 600 -20...+75 80 000 / 35 000 1 4214 L165 97.1 24 12...28 45 5.6 4.3 3 050 -20...+75 62 500 / 27 500 3 4214 G165 97.1 24 12...28 45 5.6 4.3 3 050 -20...+75 62 500 / 27 500 3 4214 59/60/64184 108.3 24 12...28 49 5.9 5.3 3 400 -20...+65 60 000 / 32 500 4 4214 H 59/60

165 97.1 48 36...56 45 5.6 4.3 3 050 -20...+75 62 500 / 27 500 3 4218 59/60184 108.3 48 36...56 49 5.9 5.6 3 400 -20...+65 60 000 / 32 500 4 4218 H 59/60

Attention:In the forseeable future the 4200 fan series will be removed from the range and replaced by the products of the new series 4200N.

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119 x 119 x 38 mmS e r i e s 4 1 0 0 N

DC fans with electronically commu-tated external rotor motor. Fullyintegrated commutation electronics.With electronic protection againstreverse polarity, blocking and over-loading by PTC-resistor; partiallyimpedance protected.

Metal fan housing. Impeller of fibre-glass reinforced plastic PA. Housingwith ground lug for screw M4.Air intake over struts. Rotationaldirection CW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via 2 flat pins2,8 x 0,5 mm.Mass 390 g.

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160 94.2 12 7...15 44 5.3 3.5 2 800 -10...+75 85 000 / 37 500 1 4182 NGX180 105.9 12 7...15 49 5.7 4.5 3 200 -30...+75 85 000 / 37 500 2 4182 NX 60

160 94.2 24 12...30 44 5.3 3.5 2 800 -10...+75 85 000 / 37 500 1 4184 NGX180 105.9 24 12...29 49 5.7 4.5 3 200 -30...+75 85 000 / 37 500 2 4184 NX 59237 139.5 24 12...25 59 6.5 11 4 400 -30...+55 70 000 / 50 000 3 4184 NXH 59

160 94.2 48 36...56 44 5.3 3.5 2 800 -30...+75 85 000 / 37 500 1 4188 NXM

270 158.9 12 11…13 64 7.0 15.5 5 000 -20…+50 70 000 / 55 000 4 4112 NHH 68

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Fan of fibreglass reinforced plastic.PBTP housing, PA impeller.Air exhaust over struts. Rotationaldirection CCW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via 2 leadsAWG 22, TR 64. Stripped andtinned ends.Mass 310 g.

187 110.1 12 7...14.5 43 5.3 4.6 2 750 -20...+75 62 500 / 27 500 1 5212 NM216 127.1 12 7...14 46 5.6 6.0 3 150 -20...+75 57 500 / 25 000 2 5212 NN 68252 148.3 12 7...14 51 6.0 9.8 3 650 -20...+70 45 000 / 22 500 3 5212 NH

187 110.1 24 12...28 43 5.3 4.6 2 750 -20...+75 62 500 / 27 500 1 5214 NM216 127.1 24 12...28 46 5.6 6.0 3 150 -20...+75 57 500 / 25 000 2 5214 NN 68252 148.3 24 12...28 51 6.0 9.8 3 650 -20...+70 45 000 / 22 500 3 5214 NH

187 110.1 48 40...56 43 5.3 5.0 2 750 -20...+75 62 500 / 27 500 1 5218 NM216 127.1 48 40...56 46 5.6 6.5 3 150 -20...+65 57 500 / 32 500 2 5218 NN 68252 148.3 48 40...56 51 6.0 10.0 3 650 -20...+55 45 000 / 32 500 3 5218 NH

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Metal fan housing, impeller of fibre-glass reinforced plastic PA.Air exhaust over struts. Rotationaldirection CCW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via 2 leadsAWG 22, TR 64. Stripped andtinned ends.Mass 490 g.

270 158.9 12 10.8…13.2 56 6.4 20 5 000 -20...+65 70 000 / 40 000 DV 5212 68

270 158.9 24 21.6…26.4 56 6.4 20 5 000 -20...+65 70 000 / 40 000 DV 5214 68

270 158.9 48 43…53 56 6.4 22 5 000 -20...+65 70 000 / 40 000 DV 5218 68

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135 x 135 x 38 mmS e r i e s 5 1 0 0 N

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DC fans with electronically commu-tated external rotor motor. Fullyintegrated commutation electronics.With electronic protection againstreverse polarity and blocking.Metal fan housing and impeller.

Air exhaust over struts. Rotational direction CCW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via leads AWG22, TR 64. Stripped and tinnedends. Housing with ground lug forscrew M4.Mass 650 g.

250 147.2 12 6...15 48 6.1 9.5 2 900 -25...+72 80 000 / 37 500 2 5112 N 59/63

250 147.2 24 12...30 48 6.1 9.5 2 900 -25...+72 80 000 / 37 500 2 5114 N 59

122 21.8 48 24...60 28 4.1 2.6 1 400 -25...+72 85 000 / 40 000 1 5118 NL250 147.2 48 24...60 48 6.1 9.5 2 900 -25...+72 80 000 / 37 500 2 5118 N 59/61

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48 V Type with grounding screw M4 x 6 7500 C.

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Air exhaust over struts. Rotationaldirection CCW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via 2 leadsAWG 22, TR 64. Stripped andtinned ends. Housing with groundlug for screw M4.Mass 620 g.

360 211.9 12 6...15 55 6.5 12 2 850 -25...+72 80 000 / 37 500 1 7112 N 59

360 211.9 24 12...30 55 6.5 12 2 850 -25...+72 80 000 / 37 500 1 7114 N 59/63420 247.2 24 12...26.5 59 7.0 19 3 350 -25...+72 75 000 / 35 000 2 7114 NH

360 211.9 48 24...60 55 6.5 12 2 850 -25...+72 80 000 / 37 500 1 7118 N 59/61

m3/h CFM V DC V DC dB(A) bels / Watt min-1 °C Hours Hours

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48 V Type with grounding screw M4 x 8 (TORX).

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150 Ø x 55 mmS e r i e s 7 2 0 0 N

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Air exhaust over struts. Rotationaldirection CCW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via 2 leadsAWG 22, TR 64. Stripped andtinned ends. Housing with groundlug for screw M4.Mass 725 g.

360 211.9 12 6...15 50 6.2 12 3 050 -25...+72 80 000 / 37 500 1 7212 N 68

360 211.9 24 12...30 50 6.2 12 3 050 -25...+72 80 000 / 37 500 1 7214 N 61/64/68

360 211.9 48 24...60 50 6.2 12 3 050 -25...+72 80 000 / 37 500 1 7218 N 68

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48V Type with grounding screw M4x8 (TORX).

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DC fans with electronically commu-tated external rotor motor. Fullyintegrated commutation electronics.With electronic protection againstreverse polarity and blocking; elec-tronic motor current limitation in thestart-up phase and when rotor isblocked.

Metal fan housing, impeller of fibre-glass reinforced plastic PA.Air exhaust over struts. Rotationaldirection CCW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via 2 flat pins 3 x 0.5 mm. Housing with groundlug and screw M4 x 8 (TORX).Mass 820 g.

350 206.0 12 8...15 50 5.7 12.0 2 850 -20...+72 80 000 / 37 500 1 6212 NM 68

350 206.0 24 12...32 50 5.7 12.0 2 850 -20...+72 80 000 / 37 500 1 6224 NM 61/68410 241.3 24 12...28 55 6.1 18.0 3 400 -20...+72 75 000 / 35 000 2 6224 N 59/68480 282.5 24 12...28 61 6.9 26.0 4 000 -20...+55* 70 000 / 50 000 3 6224 NH 68

350 206.0 48 28...60 50 5.7 11.5 2 850 -20...+72 80 000 / 37 500 1 6248 NM 68410 241.3 48 28...60 55 6.1 17.0 3 400 -20...+72 75 000 / 35 000 2 6248 N 59/61/68480 282.5 48 36...56 61 6.9 26.0 4 000 -20...+55* 70 000 / 50 000 3 6248 NH 68

VARIOFAN – DC fans with temperature-dependent speed control205 120.6

24 12...2835 4.5 8.5 1 700

-10...+72 77 500 / 35 0004

6224 NT 68410 241.3 55 6.1 18.0 3 400 5

205 120.648 28...60

35 4.5 8.5 1 700-10...+72 77 500 / 35 000

46248 NT 61/68

410 241.3 55 6.1 17.0 3 400 5

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DC electronic fan with 3 phase ECdrive and fully integrated operatingelectronics. For load-dependentspeed control with highly intelligentmotor management and power andspeed reserves which open upcompletely new areas of applica-tion.

Metal fan housing, impeller of fibre-glass reinforced plastic PA.Air exhaust over struts. CCW rotationaldirection looking at rotor.Electrical connection via leads. Housingwith ground lug and screw M4 x 8(TORX).Mass 820 g.

90 53.048 40…55

18 — 2 800-20…+60 70 000

16248 NTD… 67

600 353.0 65 7.4 50 5 100 2

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Type Version6248 NTDI Temperature-controlled fan operation. NTC sensor integrated in fan6248 NTDT Temperature-controlled fan operation. NTC sensor externally connected to separate lead6248 NTDA Speed setting via control voltage6248 NTDP Speed setting via PWM signal

24 V versions in preparation

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Metal fan housing, impeller of fibre-glass reinforced plastic PA.Air exhaust over struts. Rotationaldirection CCW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via leads AWG22, TR 64. Stripped and tinnedends. Housing with ground lug andscrew M4 x 8 (TORX).Mass 820 g.

540 317.8 24 16…28 63 7.1 40.0 4 300 -20…+75 90 000 / 40 000 1 DV 6224 59/61/63/64/68

540 317.8 48 28…60 63 7.1 40.0 4 300 -20…+75 90 000 / 40 000 1 DV 6248 61/68

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DC electronic fan with 3 phase ECdrive and fully integrated operatingelectronics. For load-dependentspeed control with highly intelligentmotor management and power andspeed reserves which open upcompletely new areas of applica-tion.

Metal fan housing, impeller of fibre-glass reinforced plastic PA. Air exhaust over struts. CCW rota-tional direction looking at rotor. Electrical connection via leads.AWG 22, TR 64. Stripped andtinned ends. Housing with groundlug and screw M4x8 (TORX).Mass 820 g.

100 59.048 40...55

29 — 20 800-20...+60 65 000

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Type VersionDV 6248 TDI Temperature-controlled fan operation. NTC sensor integrated in fanDV 6248 TDT Temperature-controlled fan operation. NTC sensor externally connected to separate leadDV 6248 TDA Speed setting via control voltageDV 6248 TDP Speed setting via PWM signal

24 V versions in preparation

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172 Ø x 51 mmS e r i e s 6 4 0 0

DC fans with electronically commu-tated external rotor motor. Fullyintegrated commutation electronics.With electronic protection againstreverse polarity and blocking; elec-tronic motor current limitation in thestart-up phase and when rotor isblocked.

Metal fan housing, impeller of fibre-glass reinforced plastic PA.Air exhaust over struts. Rotationaldirection CCW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via 2 flat pins 3 x 0.5 mm. Housing with groundlug and screw M4 x 8 (TORX).Mass 760 g.

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350 206.0 12 8...15 52 6.0 12.0 2 850 -20...+72 80 000 / 37 500 1 6412 M 68

350 206.0 24 12...32 52 6.0 12.0 2 850 -20...+72 80 000 / 37 500 1 6424 M 68410 241.3 24 12...28 57 6.4 18.0 3 400 -20...+72 75 000 / 35 000 2 6424 68480 282.5 24 12...28 63 7.1 26.0 4 000 -20...+55* 70 000 / 50 000 3 6424 H 61/68

350 206.0 48 28...60 52 6.0 11.5 2 850 -20...+72 80 000 / 37 500 1 6448 M 68410 241.3 48 28...60 57 6.4 17.0 3 400 -20...+72 75 000 / 35 000 2 6448 59/68480 282.5 48 28…60 63 7.1 26.0 4 000 -20...+55* 70 000 / 50 000 3 6448 H 68

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VARIOFAN – DC fans with temperature-dependent speed control205 120.6

24 12...2837 4.9 8.5 1 700

-10...+72 77 500 / 35 0004

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30-50°C

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* 72 °C upon request

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DC radial blower with electronicallycommutated external rotor motor.Fully integrated commutation elec-tronics.With electronic protection against reverse polarity, blocking and over-loading by PTC-resistor; partiallyimpedance protected.

Spiral housing and blower wheel offibreglass reinforced plastic. Housingbase of galvanised steel plate.Radial air exhaust through housingport.Electrical connection via 2 leadsAWG 22, TR 64. Stripped and tinnedends.Mass 420 g.

40 23.5 12 7...15 5.8 5.5 2 500 -10...+75 62 500 / 27 500 1 RL90-18/12 NG 6840 23.5 12 7...15 5.8 5.5 2 500 -30...+75 62 500 / 27 500 1 RL90-18/12 N 59/68

40 23.5 24 12...28 5.8 5.0 2 500 -10...+75 62 500 / 27 500 1 RL90-18/14 NG 6840 23.5 24 12...28 5.8 5.0 2 500 -30...+75 62 500 / 27 500 1 RL90-18/14 N 59/68

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135 x 135 x 38 mmS e r i e s R G 9 0 N

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DC radial blower with electronicallycommutated external rotor motor.Fully integrated commutation elec-tronics. With electronic protection againstreverse polarity, blocking and over-loading by PTC-resistor; partiallyimpedance protected.

Spiral housing and blower wheel offibreglass reinforced plastic.Housing base of galvanised steelplate.Radial air exhaust through housingport.Electrical connection via 2 leadsAWG 22, TR 64. Stripped andtinned ends.Mass 440 g.

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48 V Type: flat pin 6.3 x 0.8 for grounding wire.

55 32.4 12 7...15 5.5 6.0 2 200 -10...+75 62 500 / 27 500 1 RG 90-18/12 NG 6855 32.4 12 7...15 5.5 6.0 2 200 -30...+75 62 500 / 27 500 1 RG 90-18/12 N 59/68

55 32.4 24 12...28 5.5 5.5 2 200 -10...+75 62 500 / 27 500 1 RG 90-18/14 NG 6855 32.4 24 12...28 5.5 5.5 2 200 -30...+75 62 500 / 27 500 1 RG 90-18/14 N 59/68

55 32.4 48 36...56 5.5 5.5 2 200 -30…+75 62 500 / 27 500 1 RG 90-18/18 N 68

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S e r i e s R G 1 2 5 N 180 x 180 x 40 mm

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DC radial blower with electronicallycommutated external rotor motor.Fully integrated commutation elec-tronics.With electronic protection againstreverse polarity, blocking and over-loading by PTC-resistor; partiallyimpedance protected.

Spiral housing and blower wheel offibreglass reinforced plastic.Housing base of galvanised steelplate.Radial air exhaust through housingport.Electrical connection via 2 leadsAWG 22, TR 64. Stripped andtinned ends.Mass 730 g.

60 35.3 12 7...15 4.8 2.0 1 750 -30...+75 70 000 / 30 000 1 RG125-19/12NM87.5 51.5 12 7...15 5.8 5.0 2 550 -30...+75 62 500 / 27 500 2 RG125-19/12N 61/68

60 35.3 24 12...28 4.8 2.0 1 750 -30...+75 70 000 / 30 000 1 RG125-19/14NM87.5 51.5 24 12...28 5.8 5.0 2 550 -30...+75 62 500 / 27 500 2 RG125-19/14N 59/61/63/68

87.5 51.5 48 36...56 5.8 5.0 2 550 -30...+75 62 500 / 27 500 2 RG125-19/18N 59/68

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48V Type: flat pin 6.3 x 0.8 for grounding wire.

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220 x 220 x 56 mmS e r i e s R G 1 6 0 N

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DC radial blower with electronicallycommutated external rotor motor.Fully integrated commutation elec-tronics. With electronic protection againstreverse polarity and overloading.Spiral housing and blower wheel offibreglass reinforced plastic.Housing base of galvanised steelplate.

Radial air exhaust through housingport.Electrical connection via 2 leadsAWG 22, TR 64. Stripped andtinned ends.Mass 1.4 kg.

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139 81.8 12 7...14 5.6 7.5 1 900 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 1 RG160-28/12NM209 123.0 12 7.5...14 6.6 21.0 2 850 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 2 RG160-28/12N 61/68

139 81.8 24 12...28 5.6 7.0 1 900 -20...+70 80 000 / 40 000 1 RG160-28/14NM209 123.0 24 12...28 6.6 20.0 2 850 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 2 RG160-28/14N 59/68

209 123.0 48 28...60 6.6 20.0 2 850 -20...+70 70 000 / 35 000 2 RG160-28/18N 61/68

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48V Type: flat pin 6.3 x 0.8 for grounding wire.

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DC radial blower with electronicallycommutated external rotor motor.Fully integrated commutation elec-tronics with electronic protectionagainst reverse polarity and over-loading.Spiral housing and blower wheel of fibreglass reinforced plastic.Housing base of galvanised steelplate.

Radial air exhaust through housingport.Electrical connection via 2 leadsAWG 22, TR 64. Stripped andtinned ends.Mass 1.4 kg.

10 5.948 38…57

— 1 100-20…+70 55 000

1RG160-28/18NTDI

300 176.6 7.5 53 4 200 2

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220 x 220 x 56 mm TURBOFANS e r i e s R G 1 6 0 T D

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S e r i e s R E R 1 0 0 100 Ø x 32 mm

DC radial blower with electronicallycommutated external rotor motor.Fully integrated commutation elec-tronics.With electronic protection againstreverse polarity, blocking and over-loading.Blower wheel of fibreglass rein-forced plastic.

Air exhaust radial. Rotational direc-tion CCW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via 2 leadsAWG 22, TR 64. Stripped andtinned ends.Mass 180 g.

57 33.6 12 6...13.2 4.7 4.0 1 800 -20...+60 65 000 / 40 000 1 RER100-25/12 63

57 33.6 24 12...28 4.7 4.0 1 800 -20...+60 65 000 / 40 000 1 RER100-25/14

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138 Ø x 35 mmS e r i e s R E R 1 2 5 N

DC radial blower with electronicallycommutated external rotor motor.Fully integrated commutation elec-tronics.With electronic protection againstreverse polarity, blocking and over-loading.

Blower wheel of fibreglass rein-forced plastic, with steel plate rein-forced.Air exhaust radial. Rotational direc-tion CW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via 2 leadsAWG 22, TR 64. Stripped andtinned ends.Mass 320 g.

110 64.7 12 7...15 5.7 4.5 2 650 -30...+75 62 500 / 27 500 1 RER125-19/12 N 68110 64.7 24 12...28 5.7 4.5 2 650 -30...+75 62 500 / 27 500 1 RER125-19/14 N 68

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DC radial blower with electronicallycommutated external rotor motor.Fully integrated commutation elec-tronics.With electronic protection againstreverse polarity and blocking.Blower wheel of fibreglass rein-forced plastic, with steel plate rein-forced.

Air exhaust radial. Rotational direc-tion CCW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via 2 leadsAWG 22, TR 64. Stripped andtinned ends.Mass 670 g.

240 141.3 12 7...14 6.8 18.5 3 050 -20...+70 75 000 / 35 000 1 RER160-28/12N 61/68240 141.3 24 12...28 6.8 17.5 3 050 -20...+70 75 000 / 35 000 1 RER160-28/14N 68240 141.3 48 28…60 6.8 18.5 3 050 -20...+70 75 000 / 35 000 1 RER160-28/18N 61/68

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DC electronic radial blower with 3phase EC drive and fully integratedoperation electronics. For load-dependend speed control withhighly intelligent motor manage-ment and power and speedreserves which open up completelynew areas of application.

Blower wheel of fibreglass rein-forced plastic, with steel plate rein-forced.Air exhaust radial. Rotational direc-tion CCW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via 2 leadsAWG 22, TR 64. Stripped andtinned ends.Mass 670 g.

11 6.548 38…57

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The air flow and noise level of fans withoutexternal housing depends on the installa-tion conditions. The stated air flow andnoise levels have been measured under thefollowing conditions:centrifugal fan mounted on a base plate260 x 260 mm. Cover plate 260 x 260 mmwith an air-inlet of Ø 100 mm, concentric tothe blower wheel.

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Temperature-controlled FanTemperature sensor (NTC-resistor) forcontrolling the motor speed is positioneddirectly in the air flow.

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200…415 x 50 x 48 mmS e r i e s Q G 0 3 0

DC blower with electronically com-mutated external rotor motor. Fullyintegrated commutation electronics.With electronic protection againstreverse polarity, blocking and over-loading by PTC-resistor; partiallyimpedance protected.Motor with ball bearing system.Blower wheel mounting plate withsleeve bearings.

Fan propeller and air duct housingof aluminium. Plastic housing ends.Rotational direction CW looking atrotor. Air exhaust through housingport.Electrical connection via 2 leads.Stripped and tinned ends.Mass 235/290/380/415 g.

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75 44.1 12 8...14 49 5.7 6.2 4 300 -20...+60 30 000 / 10 000 1 QG030-148/12100 58.9 12 8...14 51 5.8 8.0 4 250 -20...+60 30 000 / 10 000 2 QG030-198/12140 82.4 12 8...14 51 5.8 8.7 3 800 -20...+60 30 000 / 10 000 3 QG030-303/12155 91.3 12 8...14 51 5.9 9.6 3 600 -20...+60 30 000 / 10 000 4 QG030-353/12

75 44.1 24 16..28 49 5.7 6.2 4 300 -20...+60 30 000 / 10 000 1 QG030-148/14100 58.9 24 16..28 51 5.8 8.0 4 250 -20...+60 30 000 / 10 000 2 QG030-198/14140 82.4 24 16..28 51 5.8 8.7 3 800 -20...+60 30 000 / 10 000 3 QG030-303/14155 91.3 24 16..28 51 5.9 9.6 3 600 -20...+60 30 000 / 10 000 4 QG030-353/14

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CFM0 20 40 60 80

Previous ebm designations:

Q2G030-EA21-01 QG030-148/12Q2G030-GC01-01 QG030-198/12Q2G030-FB01-01 QG030-303/12Q2G030-ID01-01 QG030-353/12

Q2G030-EA19-01 QG030-148/14Q2G030-GC03-01 QG030-198/14Q2G030-FB03-01 QG030-303/14Q2G030-ID03-01 QG030-353/14

Type: Dimension: L L1

QG030-148/ .. 201 +1.5 148

QG030-198/ .. 258 +1.5 198

QG030-303/ .. 363 +1.5 303

QG030-353/ .. 413 +1.5 353

The service life values refer to horizontal installation of the blower.

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Greater power density, increasingminiaturization and extreme electroniccomponent density are making increased demands on the coolingcapacity and efficiency of fans. Theintelligent and space-saving integrationof the fan in the appliance configura-tion is therefore of major importance:

Tailor-made cooling adapted to thesituation as and when required.Programmable cooling by definingspeed profiles.Transparency of function thanks tocomplete, interactive monitoring inall operating conditions.

PAPST provides intelligent cooling concepts which are optimally adaptedto requirements. For example:

DC fan with sensor signal. The inte-grated “electronic Tacho” continu-ously provides a signal of the actualspeed.

For applications which requiremonitored fan operation with alarmsignal, PAPST has numerous alarmsignal versions, either a static,already evaluated or interface-com-patible long or short-term signaldepending on the type of fan. DC fans with temperature-depen-dent speed adaptation via anintegrated or randomly positionedexternal temperature sensor. Fans with 3-phase EC drives andfully integrated operating elec-tronics. Fans with programmed intelligencethanks to software modules withcustomer-specific integrated func-tions. This “inside intelligence”,common to e.g. Vario-Pro® makeselectronic cooling even more flexi-ble and economical. The tailor-made software configuration forintelligent future software applica-tions.

D C F a n s w i t h A d d e d F e a t u r e s

56

Fans with alarm signal

Fans with sensorsignal

Fans with TD motor

Programmable fansVario-Pro®

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Typ

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Sen

sor

sign

alU

S L

ow

Con

diti

on :

I sin

k

Sen

sor

sign

alU

S H

igh

Con

diti

on :

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sor

oper

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g vo

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S

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58

S e n s o r S i g n a l / 2

Speed-proportional rectangularpulse for external speed monitor-ing of fan motor 2 pulses per revolution Open-Collector signal output Extremely wide operating voltage range (5 ... 60 V)

Easy adaptation to user interface Connection via separate lead The sensor signal also serves as amajor comparison variable for set-ting and maintaining the desiredspeed for interactive or controlledcooling with one or several inter-connected fans.

Us

n

t

t

US High

US Low

t1 t2

nmin

nmax

Signal output voltage

Fan speed

1 rpm

MOTOR

SENSOR

+UB

+UBS

US

0V Ground

I sink

I source

Ra

r ed

b lue (b l ack )

wh i t e ( ye l l ow)

R =aUBS

ISINK

USLOW

All voltages measured to ground.

External load resistance Ra from US to UBS required.

Attention: With these fan options, deviations in

regard to temperature range, voltage range and

power consumption are possible compared with

standard fan data.

Signal symmetry [t1, t2] = 0.8 … 1.2

Signal frequency [F] = 2 x n/60 Hz

V DC mA V DC mA V DC mA Page

Signal dataElectrical connection

255 N/2 ≤ 0.4 ≤ 2 30 0 max. 30 2 16

255 H/2 ≤ 0.4 ≤ 2 30 0 max. 30 2 16

252 N/2 ≤ 0.4 ≤ 2 30 0 max. 30 2 16

405 F/2 ≤ 0.4 1 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 2 17

412 F/2 H ≤ 0.4 1 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 2 17

405 /2 ≤ 0.4 1 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 2 17

412 /2 ≤ 0.4 1 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 2 17

414 /2 ≤ 0.4 1 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 2 17

414 /2 H ≤ 0.4 1 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 2 17

512 F/2 ≤ 0.4 1 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 2 18

612 F/2 ≤ 0.4 1 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 2 19

614 N/2 M ≤ 0.4 2 28 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 20

8412 N/2 GL ≤ 0.4 2 28 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 23

8412 N/2 GM ≤ 0.4 2 28 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 23

8412 N/2 G ≤ 0.4 2 28 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 23

8414 N/2 GL ≤ 0.4 2 28 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 23

8414 N/2 GM ≤ 0.4 2 28 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 23

8414 N/2 G ≤ 0.4 2 28 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 23

8414 N/2 ≤ 0.4 2 28 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 23

8312 /2 HL ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 25

8314 /2 ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 25

8318 /2 ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 25

8318 /2 HL ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 25

3412 N/2 GL ≤ 0.4 2 28 0 4 – 28 ≤ 4 26

3412 N/2 GM ≤ 0.4 2 28 0 4 – 28 ≤ 4 26

3412 N/2 G ≤ 0.4 2 28 0 4 – 28 ≤ 4 26

3412 N/2 GHH ≤ 0.4 2 28 0 4 – 28 ≤ 4 26

3414 N/2 GH ≤ 0.4 2 28 0 4 – 28 ≤ 4 26

3312 /2 ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 28

3318 /2 ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 28

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Available on request:Galvanically separated sensor signal circuit Varying voltage potentials forpower and logic circuit.

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4412 F/2 GL ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 29

4412 F/2 GML ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 29

4412 F/2 M ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 29

4412 F/2 ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 29

4414 F/2 L ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 29

4414 F/2 M ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 29

4414 F/2 G ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 29

4414 F/2 ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 29

4418 F/2 ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 29

4312 N/2 H ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 30

4312 /2 ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 31

4314 /2 G ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 31

4314 /2 ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 31

4318 /2 G ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 31

4318 /2 M ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 31

4318 /2 ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 31

4212 N/2 GN ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 33

4214 N/2 GN ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 33

4214 N/2 H ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 33

4218 N/2 GN ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 33

4212 /2 M ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 34

4212 /2 ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 34

4212 /2 H ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 34

4214 /2 ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 34

4214 /2 H ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 34

4218 /2 ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 34

4218 /2 H ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 34

4184 N/2 X ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 35

4184 N/2 XH ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 35

5112 N/2 ≤ 0.4 2 15 0 ≤ 5 ≤ 20 38

5114 N/2 ≤ 0.4 2 60 0 ≤ 60 ≤ 20 38

5118 N/2 ≤ 0.4 2 60 0 ≤ 60 ≤ 20 38

7112 N/2 ≤ 0.4 2 60 0 ≤ 60 ≤ 20 39

7114 N/2 ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 ≤ 30 ≤ 20 39

7118 N/2 ≤ 0.4 2 60 0 ≤ 60 ≤ 20 39

6224 N/2 ≤ 0.4 8 30 0 ≤ 30 ≤ 20 41

6248 N/2 ≤ 0.4 8 60 0 ≤ 30 ≤ 20 41

DV 6224 /2 ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 ≤ 60 ≤ 20 43

6448 /2 ≤ 0.4 2 60 0 ≤ 60 ≤ 20 45

6448 /2 T ≤ 0.4 2 60 0 ≤ 60 ≤ 20 45

RL 90-18/12N/2 ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 46

RL 90-18/14N/2 ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 46

RG 90-18/12N/2 ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 47

RG 90-18/14N/2 ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 47

RG 125-19/14N/2 ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 48

RG 125-19/18N/2 ≤ 0.4 2 60 0 4 – 30 ≤ 4 48

RG 160-28/14N/2 ≤ 0.4 2 30 0 4 – 30 ≤ 20 49

Typ

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sor

sign

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S L

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Con

diti

on:

I sink

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sor

sign

alU

S H

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Con

diti

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UB

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DC mA V DC mA V DC mA Page

Signal dataTy

pe

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sign

alU

S L

ow

Con

diti

on:

I sink

Sen

sor

sign

alU

S H

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Con

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on:

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Sen

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UB

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Per

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des

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DC mA V DC mA V DC mA Page

Signal data

Attention: With these fan options, deviations in

regard to temperature range, voltage range and

power consumption are possible compared with

standard fan data.

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614 N/12 GM ≤ 0.4 1 2.5–5.5 1 1 20

618 N/12 N ≤ 0.4 1 2.5–5.5 1 1 20

8312 /12 ≤ 0.4 1 2.5–5.5 1 1 25

8314 /12 ≤ 0.4 1 2.5–5.5 1 1 25

8314 /12 H ≤ 0.4 1 2.5–5.5 1 1 25

8318 /12 HL ≤ 0.4 1 2.5–5.5 1 1 25

8318 /12 H ≤ 0.4 1 2.5–5.5 1 1 25

3318 /12 H ≤ 0.4 1 2.5–5.5 1 1 28

4412 F/12 GML ≤ 0.4 1 2.5–5.5 1 1 29

4412 F/12 GM ≤ 0.4 1 2.5–5.5 1 1 29

4414 F/12 ≤ 0.4 1 2.5–5.5 1 1 29

4418 F/12 ≤ 0.4 1 2.5–5.5 1 1 29

4312 /12 L ≤ 0.4 1 2.5–5.5 1 1 31

4312 /12 M ≤ 0.4 1 2.5–5.5 1 1 31

4314 /12 ≤ 0.4 1 2.5–5.5 1 1 31

4318 /12 ≤ 0.4 1 2.5–5.5 1 1 31

4212 /12 L ≤ 0.4 1 2.5–5.5 1 1 34

4212 /12 ≤ 0.4 1 2.5–5.5 1 1 34

4212 /12 H ≤ 0.4 1 2.5–5.5 1 1 34

4214 /12 ≤ 0.4 1 2.5–5.5 1 1 34

4214 /12 H ≤ 0.4 1 2.5–5.5 1 1 34

4218 /12 ≤ 0.4 1 2.5–5.5 1 1 34

4218 /12 H ≤ 0.4 1 2.5–5.5 1 1 34

4182 N/12 X ≤ 0.4 1 2.5–5.5 1 1 35

S e n s o r S i g n a l / 1 2

60

Us

n

t

t

US High

US Low

t1 t2

nmin

nmax

Signal output voltage

Fan speed

1 rpm

Speed-proportional rectangularpulse for external speed monitor-ing of fan motor 2 pulses per revolution TTL-compatible Integrated pull-up resistorConnection via separate lead

The sensor signal also serves as a major comparison variable for setting and maintaining the desired speed for interactive orcontrolled cooling with one ormore interconnected fans.

Typ

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Sen

sor

sign

alU

S L

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Con

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V DC mA V DC mA mA Page

Signal dataElectrical connection

MOTOR

SENSOR

+UB

US

0V Ground

I sink I source

red

b lue (b l ack )

wh i t e ( ye l l ow)

All voltages measured to ground.

Signal symmetry [t1, t2] = 0.8 … 1.2

Signal frequency [F] = 2 x n/60 Hz

Attention: With these fan options, deviations in

regard to temperature range, voltage range and

power consumption are possible compared with

standard fan data.

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Inte

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t F

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Se

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Available on request:Galvanically separated sensorand signal circuit Varying voltage potentials forpower and logic circuit.

5118 N/12 ≤ 0.4 2 2.5–5.5 1 ≤ 20 38

7118 N/12 ≤ 0.4 2 2.5–5.5 1 ≤ 20 39

7214 N/12 ≤ 0.4 2 2.5–5.5 1 ≤ 20 40

6224 N/12 M ≤ 0.4 2 2.5–5.5 1 ≤ 20 41

6248 N/12 ≤ 0.4 2 2.5–5.5 1 ≤ 20 41

6248 N/12 T ≤ 0.4 2 2.5–5.5 1 ≤ 5 41

DV 6224 /12 ≤ 0.4 2 4.5–5.25 2 ≤ 12 43

DV 6248 /12 ≤ 0.4 2 4.5–5.25 2 ≤ 12 43

6424 /12 H ≤ 0.4 2 2.5–5.5 1 ≤ 20 45

RG 125-19/12N/12 ≤ 0.4 1 2.5–5.5 1 ≤ 1 48

RG 125-19/14N/12 ≤ 0.4 1 2.5–5.5 1 ≤ 1 48

RG 160-28/12N/12 ≤ 0.4 2 2.5–5.5 1 ≤ 5 49

RG 160-28/18N/12 ≤ 0.4 2 2.5–5.5 1 ≤ 20 49

RER 160-28/12N/12 ≤ 0.4 2 2.5–5.5 1 ≤ 5 53

RER 160-28/18N/12 ≤ 0.4 2 2.5–5.5 1 ≤ 20 53

Typ

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Sen

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sign

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S L

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Con

diti

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I sin

k

Sen

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sign

alU

S H

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Con

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Per

m.

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tion

V DC mA V DC mA mA Page

Signal data

Us

n

t

t

US High

US Low

t1 t2

nmin

nmax

Signal output voltage

Fan speed

1 rpm

Electrical connection

MOTOR

SENSOR

+UB

US

0V Ground

I sink I source

red

b lue (b l ack )

wh i t e ( ye l l ow)

All voltages measured to ground.

Signal symmetry [t1, t2] = 0.8 … 1.2

Signal frequency [F] = 2 x n/60 Hz

Attention: With these fan options, deviations in

regard to temperature range, voltage range and

power consumption are possible compared with

standard fan data.

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A l a r m S i g n a l / 1 7

U =UAHigh BA

UALow

n>nG

n<nG*)

n>nG n>nG

UB

n

UA

t

t

t

Supply Voltage

Speed

Alarm Signal

t2

blocked

n=0min-1

MOTOR

ALARM

+UB

0V Ground

I sink

I source

Ra

r ed

b lue

v io l e t

wh i t e

Type VARIOFAN with

temperature sensor

+UBA

UA

NTC

R =aUBA

ISINK

UALOW

t2 = Alarm signal suppression during start-up

* n < speed limit nG by braking or blocking.

All voltages measured to ground.

External load resistance Ra from UA to UBA required.

With VARIOFANs with external temperature sensor for controlling the motor

speed, the NTC sensor is not included in the scope of delivery.

Temperature sensor LZ 370, see Accessories.

Alarm signal for speed monitoring Signal output via open collector The fan emits a high continuous signal during trouble-free operation within the permissible voltage range

Low signal when speed limit is not reached. After elimination of fault, the fan returns to its desired speed; the alarm signal reverts to high

Electrical connection

8318/17 ≤ 0.4 n < nG 2 60 n > nG 0 ≤ 60 50 ≤ 15 * 1500 ± 100 25

3312/17 ≤ 0.4 n < nG 2 60 n > nG 0 ≤ 60 20 ≤ 15 * 1500 ± 100 28

3318/17 H ≤ 0.4 n < nG 2 60 n > nG 0 ≤ 60 20 ≤ 15 * 1500 ± 100 28

4312/17 L ≤ 0.4 n < nG 2 60 n > nG 0 ≤ 60 20 ≤ 15 * 850 ± 100 31

4314/17 ≤ 0.4 n < nG 2 60 n > nG 0 ≤ 60 20 ≤ 15 * 1150 ± 100 31

4318/17 ≤ 0.4 n < nG 2 60 n > nG 0 ≤ 60 20 ≤ 15 * 850 ± 100 31

* After switching on UB

Typ

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Con

diti

on:

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on:

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Ala

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diti

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Fan

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crip

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V DC mA V DC mA V DC mA S min–1 Page

Alarm signaldata

Attention: With these fan specials, deviations as regards temperature range,

voltage range and power consumption are possible compared with standard fans.

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4312/17 MV ≤ 0.4 n < nG 2 60 n > nG 0 ≤ 60 20 ≤ 15 * 1500 ± 100 32VARIOFAN

4312/17 V ≤ 0.4 n < nG 2 60 n > nG 0 ≤ 60 20 ≤ 15 * 1500 ± 100 32VARIOFAN

4314/17 V ≤ 0.4 n < nG 2 60 n > nG 0 ≤ 60 20 ≤ 15 * 1150 ± 100 32VARIOFAN

4318/17 V ≤ 0.4 n < nG 2 60 n > nG 0 ≤ 60 20 ≤ 15 * 850 ± 100 32VARIOFAN

5112 N/17 ≤ 0.4 n < nG 2 60 n > nG 0 ≤ 60 20 ≤ 15 * 1250 ± 50 38

7114 N/17 ≤ 0.4 n < nG 2 60 n > nG 0 ≤ 60 15 ≤ 15 * 1330 ± 60 39

DV 6224/17 ≤ 0.4 n < nG 2 60–28 n > nG 0 ≤ 60 10 10 ± 4 * 1900 ± 100 43

RG 125-19/14N/17 ≤ 0.4 n < nG 2 60 n > nG 0 ≤ 60 20 ≤ 15 * 1500 ± 100 48

RER 100-25/12/17 ≤ 0.4 n < nG 2 60 n > nG 0 ≤ 60 20 ≤ 15 * 1150 ± 100 51

* After switching on UB

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Available on request: With integrated signal latching for subsequent recognition of short-time faultsAlarm circuit open collector or TTL

Galvanically isolated for maximum device safety; Defects in the power circuit do not affect the alarm circuit.

Typ

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Ala

rm o

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A L

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V DC mA V DC mA V DC mA S min–1 Page

Alarm signaldata

Attention: With these fan specials, deviations as regards temperature range,

voltage range and power consumption are possible compared with standard fans.

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A l a r m S i g n a l / 1 9

U =UAHigh BA

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n

UA

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t

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Speed

Alarm Signal

MOTOR

ALARM

+UB

0V Ground

I sink

I source

Ra

r ed

b lue

wh i t e+UBA

UA

R =aUBA

ISINK

UALOW

All voltages measured to ground.

External load resistance Ra from UA to UBA required.

Alarm signal for speed monitoring Signal output via open collector The fan emits a low continuoussignal during trouble-free opera-tion within the permissible voltagerange.

High signal when speed limit is not reached. After elimination of fault, the fanreturns to its desired speed; the alarm signal reverts to low.

Electrical connection

t2 = Alarm signal suppression during start-up

* n < Speed limit nG by braking or blocking.

Available on request:With integrated signal latching for subsequent recognition of short-term faultsAlarm circuit open collector or TTL

Galvanically separated for max. device safety; defects in power circuit have no effect on thealarm circuit.

8314/19 H ≤ 0.4 n > nG 2 60 n < nG 0 ≤ 60 20 ≤ 15 * 1500 ± 100 25

4312/19 ≤ 0.4 n > nG 2 60 n < nG 0 ≤ 60 20 ≤ 15 * 1500 ± 100 31

4212/19 M ≤ 0.4 n > nG 2 60 n < nG 0 ≤ 60 20 ≤ 15 * 1500 ± 100 34

4214/19 ≤ 0.4 n > nG 2 60 n < nG 0 ≤ 60 20 ≤ 15 * 1500 ± 100 34

7214 N/19 ≤ 0.4 n > nG 2 60 n < nG 0 4.5–60 10 10 ± 4 * 1800 ± 20 40

DV 6224/19 ≤ 0.4 n > nG 2 ≤ 28 n < nG 0 16–28 10 10 ± 4 * 1900 ± 100 43

* After switching on UB

Typ

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V DC mA V DC mA V DC mA S min–1 Page

Alarm signaldata

Attention: With these fan specials, deviations as regards temperature range,

voltage range and power consumption are possible compared with standard fans.

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Inte

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Alarm signal for speed monitoring Signal output for open collector The fan emits a high continuous signal during trouble-free opera-tion within the permissible voltagerange.

Low signal when speed limit is not reached After elimination of fault, the fan returns to its desired speed; the alarm signal reverts to high.

612N/37GNV ≤ 0.4 n ≤ nG 2 28 n > nG 0 ≤ 28 10 <1 * 0 21

8412N/37GMLV ≤ 0.4 n ≤ nG 2 28 n > nG 0 ≤ 28 10 <1 * 0 24

3412N/37GMV ≤ 0.4 n ≤ nG 2 28 n > nG 0 ≤ 28 10 <1 * 0 27

3412N/37GV ≤ 0.4 n ≤ nG 2 28 n > nG 0 ≤ 28 10 <1 * 0 27

* After switching on UB

Typ

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A l a r m S i g n a l / 3 7

Attention: With these fan specials, deviations as regards temperature range,

voltage range and power consumption are possible compared with standard fans.

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* n < Speed limit nG by braking or blocking

Alarm signal for speed monitoring Signal output via open collector The fan emits a low continuoussignal during trouble-free opera-tion within the permissible voltagerange.

High signal when speed limit is not reached.After elimination of fault, the fanreturns to its desired speed; the alarm signal reverts to low.

3412N/39 H ≤ 0.5 n > nG 2 28 n = nG 0 ≤ 28 10 <1 * 0 26

4418F/39 ≤ 0.5 n > nG 2 28 n = nG 0 ≤ 28 10 <1 * 0 29

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voltage range and power consumption are possible compared with standard fans.

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TD fan drive The motor technology of the PAPSTTURBOFAN is treading new paths infan construction. With TD motors, thefans can be operated within an ex-tremely wide speed range with highprecision speed control.

The extremely compact drive unit withmicroprocessor controlled motor manager and FET power output stage,is equipped with an internal speedcontroller. This means maximum flexibility for the user as the fan can be either voltage or speed controlled. The output stage can also be de-ener-gized (motor enable) or the actualspeed monitored via an open collectorfrequency output.

DescriptionDC fans with 3-phase, electroni-cally commutated driveExtremely efficient motor elec-tronics : Power and control circuitare space-savingly mounted ononly one PCBMicroprocessor-controlled motormanagement. High operating effi-ciency thanks to FET output stageLocked rotor protection and peakcurrent limiter.Designed for maintenance-free,long-term continous operationWith NTC connection for tempera-ture-controlled fan operationAvailable on request:Selectable direction. In reverseoperation the fan reaches speed-dependent 75% of its maximum fanperformanceAvailable on request:Additional motor control input forbraking

VersionsType T with external NTC connec-tion for temperature-controlled fanoperationType I with NTC connection inte-grated in the rotor hub for tempera-ture-controlled fan operation.Type A: Speed setting via controlvoltage. Simple speed control viaseparate DC low voltage interface(0-10 VDC).

Type P: Speed setting via PWM signal which is user generated via a standard interface as a controlvariable. PWM signal: 2 kHz (0-100%).

T U R B O F A N

TD motors with excellent controlresponse and high speed range forair and pressure demands. Speed control and drive elec-tronics fully integrated in the fanhub.

For load-dependent speed controlWith highly intelligent motormanagement and with higherpower and speed ranges forsophisticated high-end coolingapplications.

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V a r i o - P r o

”Software instead of hardware“ –aptly describes the worldwide unique new fan concept by PAPST– in other words – fans areequipped at the plant with tailor-made intelligence for cooling elec-tronics.

Flexible configuration on a softwarebasis, quicker availability andsampling ex factory and readinessto supply customer-specific solu-tions in every batch size are themajor advantages.

®

The way to your Vario-Pro – easierthan you thought

You decide which performanceprofile your fan should have. First,select the hardware on which thecustomer-specific configuration will be based from the wide range of fans. The most important selection criteria are: What is the appropriate size for thedevice? What nominal voltage is available? And what is the maximum air flowperformance that is required? Additional functions e.g. alarm signal, temperature/speed, speedlimits must also be defined.

The second stage is devoted toequipping the fan with its specificintelligence. The desired functionali-ties e.g. output data and operating parameters are quickly and preciselyprogrammed as software modules inthe brain of the fan via a data line. The software takes over the work thatanalogue components have performedso far.

Your Vario-Pro features

Speed profiles Description of speed curve with up to 14 freely selectableinterpolation points. Linear inter-polation between the points.

Temperature as a speed control variable

Randomly definable speed profile in the temperature range of –20 to +80°C Temperature sensor integrated or externally, randomly positionable 0 rpm. possible.Recognition of sensor tear-off: In case of loss of sensor, the fan operates at freely programmable (fail-safe) speed.

Interface for external speed setting Random curve also possible with external set value by PWM signal or control voltage

Alarm and tacho functions Optional alarm/or tacho function Freely selectable alarm speed limit (with hysteresis) and alarm delay time

Storage of alarm signal Delay only when starting or permanently active Output signal ”High“ or ”Low“ in case of alarmOptional alarm when temperature sensor torn off. Optional alarm in case of excesstemperature

Motor managementHigh control accuracy thanks to digital motor management Higher operating efficiency thanks to optimum adaptation of motor hardware and software. Speed calibration during final test in some cases possible. 3-stage current limitation for adaptation for L-, N- and H-winding in some cases possible. Reduction of power input and operating temperature thanks to digital drive leads to increased service life of the product.

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Temperature sensor Type TSpeed control via external temperature sensor (not included in scope of delivery)Temperature range from –20 ... +80°C

Temperature sensor Type ISpeed control via temperature sensor integrated in fan hub Temperature range from –20 ... +80°C

Temperature-dependent speed control

Control voltage Type ASpeed setting via control voltage. Simple speed control via separate DC low voltage interface Speed setting via control frequency. Is generated as controlled variable on the userside. Frequency signal: 0…5 kHz.! Only series 4100, RL 90, RG 90,RER 125, RG 125

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PWM signal Type PSpeed setting via PWM signal that is user generated as a controlled variable. PWM signal: 2 KHz (0–100%)

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Sensor signal Type /2Speed-proportional rectangularpulse for externally monitoringspeed of fan motor 2 pulses per rpm. Open collector signal output Extremely wide operating voltage range (5 ... 60 V)

Sensor signal Type /12Speed-proportional rectangularpulse for externally monitoring thespeed of the fan motor. 2 pulses per r.p.m. TTL compatible, signal already processed for TTL interface.Integrated pull-up resistor

Sensorsignals

MOTOR

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Signal symmetry [t1, t2] = 0.8 ... 1.2

Signal frequency [ f ] = 2 x n/60 Hz

Slew rate of sensor output voltage [ tr,tf ] = 0.5 V/µs, TTL

tr = Low/high edge, tf = High/low edge

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/2 Series: 4100N ≤ 0.4 2.0 = UBS 0 x …60 max. 4 35Series: 5200N / DV5200 ≤ 0.4 2.0 = UBS 0 x …60 max. 4 36 / 37Series: RL90N / RG90N ≤ 0.4 2.0 = UBS 0 x …60 max. 4 46 / 47Series: RG125N/ RER125N ≤ 0.4 2.0 = UBS 0 x …60 max. 4 48 / 49

Series: 6200N / DV6200 ≤ 0.4 2.0 = UBS 0 x …60 max. 20 41 / 43 Series: 7200 / 6400 ≤ 0.4 2.0 = UBS 0 x …60 max. 20 40 / 45Series: RG160N/ RER160N ≤ 0.4 2.0 = UBS 0 x …60 max. 20 49 / 53

/12 Series: 4100N ≤ 0.4 2.0 2.5…5.5 max. 1 — max. 1 35Series: 5200N / DV5200 ≤ 0.4 2.0 2.5…5.5 max. 1 — max. 1 36 / 37Series: RL90N / RG90N ≤ 0.4 2.0 2.5…5.5 max. 1 — max. 1 46 / 47Series: RG125N/ RER125N ≤ 0.4 2.0 2.5…5.5 max. 1 — max. 1 48 / 49

Series: 6200N / DV6200 ≤ 0.4 2.0 2.5…5.5 1 (max. 3) — max. 20 41 / 43 Series: 7200 / 6400 ≤ 0.4 2.0 2.5…5.5 1 (max. 3) — max. 20 40 / 45Series: RG160N/ RER160N ≤ 0.4 2.0 2.5…5.5 1 (max. 3) — max. 20 49 / 53

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Alarm signals

Electrical connection All voltages measured to ground

External load resistance Ra from UA to UBA required

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/17 Series: 4100N ≤ 0.4 2.0 = UBA 0 x …60 max. 20 35 Series: 5200N / DV5200 ≤ 0.4 2.0 = UBA 0 x …60 max. 20 36 / 37Series: RL90N / RG90N ≤ 0.4 2.0 = UBA 0 x …60 max. 20 46 / 47Series: RG125N/ RER125N ≤ 0.4 2.0 = UBA 0 x …60 max. 20 48 / 49

Series: 6200N / DV6200 ≤ 0.4 2.0 = UBA 0 x …60 max. 20 41 / 43 Series: 7200 / 6400 ≤ 0.4 2.0 = UBA 0 x …60 max. 20 40 / 45Series: RG160N/ RER160N ≤ 0.4 2.0 = UBA 0 x …60 max. 20 49 / 53

/19 Series: 4100N ≤ 0.4 2.0 = UBA 0 x …60 max. 20 35 Series: 5200N / DV5200 ≤ 0.4 2.0 = UBA 0 x …60 max. 20 36 / 37Series: RL90N / RG90N ≤ 0.4 2.0 = UBA 0 x …60 max. 20 46 / 47Series: RG125N/ RER125N ≤ 0.4 2.0 = UBA 0 x …60 max. 20 48 / 49

Series: 6200N / DV6200 ≤ 0.4 2.0 = UBA 0 x …60 max. 20 41 / 43 Series: 7200 / 6400 ≤ 0.4 2.0 = UBA 0 x …60 max. 20 40 / 45Series: RG160N/ RER160N ≤ 0.4 2.0 = UBA 0 x …60 max. 20 49 / 53

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Alarm signal Type /17Alarm signal with integrated speedmonitoring Signal output via open collector The fan emits a low continuoussignal during trouble-free opera-tion within the permissible voltagerange. Low signal when fan speed doesnot reach the defined speed limit.

Alarm signal Type /19Alarm signal description as Type /17 – however with low continuous signal during trouble-free operation High signal when fan speed doesnot reach the defined speed limit.

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The renowned PAPST AC fans areused when DC voltage is not available.The AC range of fans is based onexperience gained from decades ofdevelopment activity, millions of unitsin series production and competencein innovation of a world-wide techno-logical leader.

A wide range of fans for AC operationare presented in this catalogue. Inaddition to complete equipment fans,you will also find fans without externalhousing, providing a particularly economical advantage when the air duct can be integrated in the respective appliance.

AC fans are available in a variety of sizes with either air exhaust or airintake over struts. Silent running models with sleevebearings. For extreme ambient conditions:Fans with ball bearings. With pin connection or free-hanging leads. Fan drive by shaded-pole or capaci-tor motors most of which incorpo-rate the world-famous PAPST exter-nal rotor principle: The fan bladesare directly attached to the externalrotor of the external rotor motor thuscombining both high performanceand profitability. PAPST also has particularly flat builtAC fans with internal rotor motor.Their advantage being, quick start tofull speed. A plastic impeller and theboth smaller and lighter internal rotormotor lead to a lower moment ofinertia. AC fans with sleeve bearings arepowered by Class E insulatedmotors. Fans with ball bearings areequipped with Class B, E or F insu-lated motors.

P A P S T A C F a n s : T h e S t a n d a r d i n t h e W o r l d o f F a n s

All PAPST fans conform to therequirements of IP 20. Fans con-forming to IP 54 and special typesof protection class are also available.The line of AC fans for Euro voltageaccording to IEC 38 (230 V + 6%, -10%) is basically also available for115 V.AC fans can be operated at frequencies of 50 Hz or 60 Hz.However their technical data thenchange accordingly. Fans driven by capacitor externalmotors provide particularly highoperating efficiency. Generally, the required phase-shift capacitoris already integrated in the fan housing. Almost all AC fans are protectedagainst overloading (e.g. due toblocked rotor) the drive motors areeither impedance protected(marked “Impedance protected”, and/or “Z.P.”) or are equipped witha thermal switch (marked“Thermally protected” or “Th.P.”).The model designation of thesefans ends with “S”.

Models and technical

features of the AC fans

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80 x 80 x 38 29 VDE, UL, CSA • 8880A • • 75/7736 VDE, UL, CSA • 8850A • • 75/7748 VDE, UL, CSA • 8550A • • 75/7748 VDE, UL, CSA • 8556A • • 75/77

30 VDE, UL, CSA • 8880N • • 76/7837 VDE, UL, CSA • 8850N • • 76/7850 VDE, UL, CSA • 8550N • • 76/7850 VDE, UL, CSA • 8556N • • 76/78

92 x 92 x 25 31 VDE*, UL, CSA • 3950L • 7945 VDE*, UL, CSA • 3950M • 7959 VDE*, UL, CSA • 3950 • 7931 VDE, UL, CSA • 3956L • 7945 VDE, UL, CSA • 3956M • 7959 VDE, UL, CSA • 3956 • 79

92 x 92 x 38 49 VDE, UL, CSA • 3850 • 8054 VDE, UL, CSA • 3856 • 8067 VDE, UL, CSA • 3550 • 8067 VDE, UL, CSA • 3556 • 8075 VDE, UL, CSA • 3650 • 8075 VDE, UL, CSA • 3656 • 80

119 x 119 x 25 84 VDE, UL, CSA • 9956L • 81104 VDE, UL, CSA • 9956M • 81117 VDE*, UL, CSA • 9950 • 81117 VDE, UL, CSA • 9956 • 81

119 x 119 x 38 80 VDE, UL, CSA • 4890N • 82100 VDE, UL, CSA • 4850N • 82123 VDE, UL, CSA • 4580N • 82145 VDE, UL, CSA • 4550N • 82160 VDE, UL, CSA • 4650N • • 82/84160 VDE, UL, CSA • 4656N • • 82/84

100 VDE, UL, CSA • 4850Z • 83115 VDE, UL, CSA • 4580Z • 83160 VDE, UL, CSA • 4650Z • • 83/85160 VDE, UL, CSA • 4656Z • • 83/85

127 x 127 x 38 150 VDE, UL, CSA • 5988 • 86180 VDE, UL, CSA • 5950 • 86180 VDE, UL, CSA • 5958 • 86

135 x 135 x 38 235 VDE, UL, CSA • 5656S • 87

150 x 172 x 38 330 VDE, UL, CSA • 7056ES • 88

150 Ø x 55 325 VDE, UL, CSA • 7855ES • 89325 VDE, UL, CSA • 7856ES • 89

390 VDE, UL, CSA • 7450ES • 90

172 Ø x 51 375 VDE, UL, CSA • 6058ES • 91420 VDE, UL, CSA • 6078ES • 91

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220x220x56 202 VDE, UL, CSA RG160-28/56S • 95

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AC fans with external rotor shaded-pole motor. Impedance protectedagainst overloading.Metal fan housing and impeller.Air intake over struts. Rotationaldirection CW looking at rotor.

Electrical connection via 2 flat pins2.8 x 0.5 mm.Fan housing with ground lug and screw M 4x8 (TORX).Mass 490 g.

29 17.1 230 50 26 26 / 9 1 750 -10...+80 60 000 / 25 000 1 8880 A36 21.2 230 50 31 31 / 12.5 2 150 -10...+70 52 500 / 25 000 2 8850 A48 28.3 230 50 36 36 / 12 2 700 -10...+70 52 500 / 25 000 3 8550 A48 28.3 230 50 37 37 / 12 2 800 -40...+90 52 500 / 15 000 3 8556 A

34 20.0 115 60 29 29 / 8 1 950 -10...+80 62 500 / 25 000 4 8830 A45 26.5 115 60 34 34 / 11 2 500 -10...+70 55 000 / 27 500 5 8800 A57 33.6 115 60 41 41 / 11 3 200 -10...+75 55 000 / 25 000 6 8500 A57 33.6 115 60 42 42 / 11 3 300 -40...+95 55 000 / 15 000 6 8506 A

m3/h CFM V Hz dB(A) bels / Watt min-1 °C Hours Hours

Available on request:electrical connection via single leadsair exhaust over struts, rotational direction CW

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Electrical connection via 2 leads.Stripped and tinned ends.Fan housing with ground lug for screw M 4x8 (TORX).Mass 490 g.

30 17.7 230 50 18 3.3 / 9 1 750 -10...+80 60 000 / 25 000 1 8880 N37 21.8 230 50 24 3.9 / 12.5 2 150 -10...+70 52 500 / 25 000 2 8850 N50 29.4 230 50 30 4.4 / 12 2 700 -10...+70 52 500 / 25 000 3 8550 N50 29.4 230 50 31 4.5 / 12 2 800 -40...+90 52 500 / 15 000 3 8556 N

36 21.2 115 60 21 3.7 / 8 1 950 -10...+80 62 500 / 25 000 4 8830 N47 27.7 115 60 28 4.3 / 11 2 500 -10...+70 55 000 / 27 500 5 8800 N61 35.9 115 60 34 4.8 / 11 3 200 -10...+75 55 000 / 25 000 6 8500 N61 35.9 115 60 35 5.0 / 11 3 300 -40...+95 55 000 / 15 000 6 8506 N

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Fan Type Lead Wires

8830N 8800N 8550N 8500N 310 mm long AWG 18, TR 64

8556N 8506N 310 mm long AWG 22

8880N 8850N 440 mm long AWG 18, TR 64

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AC fans with external rotor shaded-pole motor. Impedance protectedagainst overloading.Impeller and mounting bracket ofmetal.

Air intake over mounting bracket.Rotational direction CW looking atrotor.Electrical connection via 2 leads.Stripped and tinned ends.Mass 370 g.

23 13.5 230 50 15 / 9 1 650 -10...+80 60 000 / 25 000 – 8880 TA30 17.6 230 50 19 / 12 2 100 -10...+70 52 500 / 25 000 – 8850 TA38 22.4 230 50 25 / 12 2 650 -10...+70 52 500 / 25 000 – 8550 TA38 22.4 230 50 26 / 12 2 750 -40...+90 52 500 / 15 000 – 8556 TA

26 15.3 115 60 18 / 8 1 850 -10...+80 62 500 / 25 000 – 8830 TA34 20.0 115 60 23 / 11 2 450 -10...+70 55 000 / 27 500 – 8800 TA45 26.5 115 60 30 / 11 3 150 -10...+75 55 000 / 25 000 – 8500 TA45 26.5 115 60 31 / 11 3 250 -40...+95 55 000 / 15 000 – 8506 TA

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The air flow and noise level of fans withoutexternal housing depends on the installationconditions. The stated air flow and noise hasbeen measured with an orifice 76.5 mm Ø at adistance of approx. 17 mm from the mountingbracket. Under exceptionally favourablemounting conditions, the air flow of fan series8000A is achievable. The noise in the optimaloperating range can only be measured forthese fans in a specific application.

Fan Type Lead Wires

8880TA 8850TA 8830TA 8800TA 325 mm long AWG 18, TR 64

8550TA 8500TA 325 mm long AWG 18, TR 64

8556TA 8506TA 325 mm long AWG 18

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Air exhaust over struts. Rotationaldirection CW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via 2 leads.Stripped and tinned ends.Mass 370 g.

24 14.1 230 50 15 / 9 1 650 -10...+80 60 000 / 25 000 – 8880 TV31 18.3 230 50 20 / 12 2 100 -10...+70 52 500 / 25 000 – 8850 TV40 23.5 230 50 27 / 12 2 650 -10...+70 52 500 / 25 000 – 8550 TV40 23.5 230 50 28 / 12 2 750 -40...+90 52 500 / 15 000 – 8556 TV

27 15.9 115 60 18 / 8 1 850 -10...+80 62 500 / 25 000 – 8830 TV36 21.2 115 60 24 / 11 2 450 -10...+70 55 000 / 27 500 – 8800 TV47 27.7 115 60 32 / 11 3 150 -10...+75 55 000 / 25 000 – 8500 TV47 27.7 115 60 33 / 11 3 250 -40...+95 55 000 / 15 000 – 8506 TV

m3/h CFM V Hz dB(A) / Watt min-1 °C Hours Hours

The air flow and noise level of fans withoutexternal housing depends on the installationconditions. The stated air flow and noise hasbeen measured with an orifice 76.5 mm Ø at adistance of approx. 17 mm from the mountingbracket. Under exceptionally favourablemounting conditions, the air flow of fan series8000N is achievable. The noise in the optimaloperating range can only be measured forthese fans in a specific application.

Fan Type Lead Wires

8880TV 8850TV 8830TV 8800TV 325 mm long AWG 18, TR 64

8550TV 8500TV 325 mm long AWG 18, TR 64

8556TV 8506TV 325 mm long AWG 18

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Electrical connection via 2 flat pins2.8 x 0.5 mm.Fan housing with ground lug for screw M4.Mass 280 g.

31 18.3 230 50 24 3.8 / 6 1 550 -10...+80 70 000 / 27 500 1 3950 L31 18.3 230 50 24 3.8 / 6 1 550 -40...+80 70 000 / 27 500 1 3956 L45 26.5 230 50 29 4.2 / 6 2 150 -10...+80 70 000 / 27 500 2 3950 M45 26.5 230 50 29 4.2 / 6 2 150 -40...+80 70 000 / 27 500 2 3956 M59 34.7 230 50 35 4.7 / 11 2 650 -20...+80 55 000 / 20 000 3 395059 34.7 230 50 35 4.7 / 11 2 650 -40...+80 55 000 / 20 000 3 3956

39 23.0 115 60 27 4.0 / 5 1 850 -10...+80 70 000 / 27 500 4 3900 L39 23.0 115 60 27 4.0 / 5 1 850 -40...+80 70 000 / 27 500 4 3906 L53 31.2 115 60 34 4.6 / 5 2 600 -10...+80 70 000 / 27 500 5 3900 M53 31.2 115 60 34 4.6 / 5 2 600 -40...+80 70 000 / 27 500 5 3906 M70 41.2 115 60 40 5.1 / 9 3 150 -20...+80 60 000 / 22 500 6 390070 41.2 115 60 40 5.1 / 9 3 150 -40...+80 60 000 / 22 500 6 3906

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Electrical connection via 2 leads.Stripped and tinned ends.Fan housing with ground lug and screw M 4x8 (TORX).Mass 420 g.

49 28.8 230 50 24 3.7 / 9 1 750 -10...+75 60 000 / 27 500 1 385054 31.8 230 50 26 3.9 / 9 1 950 -40...+90 60 000 / 20 000 2 385667 39.4 230 50 32 4.4 / 9 2 300 -10...+80 60 000 / 25 000 3 355067 39.4 230 50 33 4.5 / 9 2 400 -40...+90 60 000 / 20 000 3 355675 44.1 230 50 36 4.8 / 12 2 650 -10...+55 52 500 / 37 500 4 365075 44.1 230 50 37 4.9 / 12 2 700 -40...+75 52 500 / 22 500 4 3656

54 31.8 115 60 26 3.9 / 8 1 900 -10...+80 62 500 / 25 000 5 380060 35.3 115 60 29 4.2 / 8 2 150 -40...+95 62 500 / 17 500 6 380673 43.0 115 60 35 4.6 / 8 2 500 -10...+80 62 500 / 25 000 7 350073 43.0 115 60 36 4.7 / 8 2 600 -40...+95 62 500 / 17 500 7 350689 52.4 115 60 41 5.1 / 11 3 100 -10...+65 55 000 / 30 000 8 360089 52.4 115 60 42 5.2 / 11 3 200 -40...+75 55 000 / 25 000 8 3606

m3/h CFM V Hz dB(A) bels / Watt min-1 °C Hours Hours

Fan Type Lead Wires

With Sleeve bearings 310 mm long AWG 18, TR 64

With ball bearings 310 mm long AWG 18

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AC fans with internal rotor shaded-pole motor. Impedance protectedagainst overloading.Metal fan housing, impeller ofmineral-reinforced plastic PA.Air exhaust over struts. Rotationaldirection CCW looking at rotor.

Electrical connection via 2 flat pins2.8 x 0.5 mm.Fan housing with ground lug for screw M4.Mass 325 g.

84 49.4 230 50 29.5 4.4 / 9.5 1850 -40...+80 57 500 / 22 500 1 9956 L104 61.2 230 50 35.5 4.7 / 10 2250 -40...+80 57 500 / 22 500 2 9956 M117 68.9 230 50 37 5.0 / 14 2450 -20...+70 47 500 / 22 500 3 9950117 68.9 230 50 37 5.0 / 14 2450 -40...+70 47 500 / 22 500 3 9956

100 58.9 115 60 34.5 4.6 / 8 2100 -40...+80 62 500 / 25 000 4 9906 L111 65.3 115 60 37 5.0 / 8 2450 -40...+80 62 500 / 25 000 5 9906 M135 79.5 115 60 42 5.4 / 12 2850 -20...+70 52 500 / 25 000 6 9900135 79.5 115 60 42 5.4 / 12 2850 -40...+70 52 500 / 25 000 6 9906

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AC fans with external rotor shaded-pole motor. Impedance protectedagainst overloading.Metal fan housing and impeller Air intake over struts. Rotationaldirection CW looking at rotor. Types 4890N and 4840N airexhaust over struts.

Electrical connection via 2 flat pins3.0 x 0.5 mm.Fan housing with ground lug forscrew M 4 and UNC.Mass 550 g.

80 47.1 230 50 25 4.0 / 11 1 550 -10...+70 55 000 / 27 500 1 4890 N100 58.9 230 50 32 4.4 / 10 1 800 -10...+70 57 500 / 27 500 2 4850 N123 72.4 230 50 41 5.2 / 18 2 350 -10...+55 40 000 / 27 500 3 4580 N145 85.3 230 50 44 5.4 / 16.5 2 550 -10...+55 42 500 / 30 000 4 4550 N160 94.2 230 50 46 5.4 / 19 2 650 -10...+55 37 500 / 27 500 5 4650 N160 94.2 230 50 47 5.5 / 19 2 650 -40...+85 37 500 / 15 000 5 4656 N

85 50.0 115 60 26 4.1 / 10 1 650 -10...+75 57 500 / 25 000 6 4840 N97 57.1 115 60 32 4.3 / 9 1 750 -10...+75 60 000 / 27 500 7 4800 N

151 88.9 115 60 45 5.4 / 16 2 700 -10...+65 42 500 / 25 000 8 4530 N169 99.5 115 60 48 5.7 / 15 3 000 -10...+65 47 500 / 25 000 9 4500 N180 105.9 115 60 50 5.7 / 18 3 100 -10...+60 40 000 / 25 000 10 4600 N180 105.9 115 60 51 5.8 / 18 3 100 -40...+90 40 000 / 15 000 10 4606 N

m3/h CFM V Hz dB(A) bels / Watt min-1 °C Hours Hours

Available on request:Fan housing with mounting bosses.Electrical connection via 2 single leads.

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Electrical connection via 2 flat pins2.8 x 0.5 mm.Fan housing with ground lug and screw M 4x8 (TORX).Mass 540 g.

100 58.9 230 50 26 4.0 / 13 1 700 -10...+65 50 000 / 27 500 1 4850 Z115 67.7 230 50 30 4.3 / 13 1 900 -10...+65 50 000 / 27 500 2 4580 Z160 94.2 230 50 40 5.3 / 19 2 650 -10...+50 37 500 / 30 000 3 4650 Z160 94.2 230 50 40 5.3 / 19 2 650 -40...+75 37 500 / 17 500 3 4656 Z

105 61.8 115 60 28 4.11 / 12 1 800 -10...+70 52 500 / 25 000 4 4800 Z120 70.6 115 60 32 4.4 / 12 2 000 -10...+70 52 500 / 25 000 5 4530 Z180 105.9 115 60 45 5.6 / 18 3 100 -10...+60 40 000 / 25 000 6 4600 Z180 105.9 115 60 45 5.6 / 18 3 100 -40...+85 40 000 / 15 000 6 4606 Z

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Available on request:Electrical connection via 2 single leads 310 mm long.

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AC fans with external rotor shaded-pole motor. Impedance protectedagainst overloading.Impeller and mounting bracket of metal.

Air exhaust over mounting bracket.Rotational direction CW looking atrotor. Electrical connection via 2 leads.Stripped and tinned ends.Mass 430 g.

138 81.2 230 50 41 / 19 2 550 -10...+45 37 500 / 32 500 – 4650 TA138 81.2 230 50 42 / 19 2 550 -40...+75 37 500 / 17 500 – 4656 TA

147 86.5 115 60 43 / 18 2 900 -10...+50 40 000 / 32 500 – 4600 TA147 86.5 115 60 44 / 18 2 900 -40...+80 40 000 / 17 500 – 4606 TA

m3/h CFM V Hz dB(A) / Watt min-1 °C Hours Hours

The air flow and noise level of fans withoutexternal housing depends on the installationconditions. The stated air flow and noise hasbeen measured with an orifice 109 mm Ø at adistance of approx. 17 mm from the mountingbracket. Under exceptionally favourablemounting conditions, the air flow of fan series4600N is achievable. The noise in the optimaloperating range can only be measured forthese fans in a specific application.

Fan Type Lead Wires

4650 TA 4600 TA AWG 22, TR 32

4656TA 4606 TA AWG 18

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Air exhaust over struts. Rotational direction CW looking at rotor. Electrical connection via 2 leads.Stripped and tinned ends.Mass 430 g.

125 73.6 230 50 42 / 19 2 600 -10...+50 37 500 / 37 500 – 4650 TZ125 73.6 230 50 42 / 19 2 600 -40...+65 37 500 / 20 000 – 4656 TZ

140 82.4 115 60 45 / 18 2 950 -10...+50 40 000 / 32 500 – 4600 TZ140 82.4 115 60 45 / 18 2 950 -40...+75 40 000 / 17 500 – 4606 TZ

m3/h CFM V Hz dB(A) bels / Watt min-1 °C Hours Hours

The air flow and noise level of fans withoutexternal housing depends on the installationconditions. The stated air flow and noise hasbeen measured with an orifice 109 mm Ø at adistance of approx. 17 mm from the mountingbracket. Under exceptionally favourablemounting conditions, the air flow of fan series4000Z is achievable. The noise in the optimaloperating range can only be measured forthese fans in a specific application.

Fan Type Lead Wires

4650 TZ 4600 TZ AWG 22, TR 32

4656TZ 4606 TZ AWG 18

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AC fans with internal rotor shaded-pole motor. Impedance protectedagainst overloading.Metal fan housing and impeller offibreglass reinforced plastic PA.

Air exhaust over struts. Rotationaldirection CCW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via 2 flat pins2.8 x 0.8 mm.Fan housing with ground lug and screw M 4x6 DIN 7500-C.Mass 570 g.

150 88.9 230 50 37 5.0 / 13 2 250 -30...+55 35 000 / 20 000 1 5988180 105.9 230 50 43 5.4 / 18 2 700 -20...+50 40 000 / 32 500 3 5950180 105.9 230 50 44 5.5 / 18 2 750 -30...+60 40 000 / 25 000 3 5958162 95.3 115 60 39 5.1 / 12 2 400 -30...+55 35 000 / 20 000 2 5938206 121.3 115 60 46 5.7 / 17 3 050 -20...+55 42 500 / 30 000 4 5900206 121.3 115 60 47 5.8 / 17 3 100 -30...+75 42 500 / 20 000 4 5908

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Available on request:Electrical connection via 2 single leads.

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AC fans with external rotor shaded-pole motor and thermal cutout.Metal fan housing and impeller.Air exhaust over struts. Rotational direction CCW looking at rotor.

Electrical connection via 2 flat pins2.8 x 0.5 mm.Fan housing with ground lug and screw M 4x8 (TORX).Mass 800 g.

235 138.3 230 50 46 5.9 / 30 2 700 -35...+70 45 000 / 20 000 1 5656 S

270 158.9 115 60 50 6.2 / 26 3 100 -35...+80 47 500 / 20 000 2 5606 S

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S e r i e s 7 0 0 0 150 x 172 x 38 mm

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AC fans with external rotor capaci-tor motor. Protected against overloading by integrated thermalcutout.Metal fan housing and impeller.Air exhaust over struts. Rotationaldirection CCW looking at rotor.

Electrical connection via 2 flat pins2.8 x 0.5 mm.Fan housing with ground lug and screw M 4x6 DIN 7500-C.Mass 900 g.

330 194.2 230 50 52 6.4 / 29 2 800 -30...+65 60 000 / 32 000 1 7056 ES

390 229.6 115 60 57 6.8 / 24 3 300 -30...+80 55 000 / 18 000 2 7006 ES

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Minimum ambient temperature -15 °C, admissible for a short time at -30 °C without reaching dew point.

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AC fans with external rotor shaded-pole motor. Protected againstoverloading by integrated thermalcutout.Metal fan housing and impeller.Air exhaust over struts. Rotationaldirection CCW looking at rotor.

Electrical connection via 2 leads.Stripped and tinned ends.Fan housing with ground lug and screw M 4x6 DIN 7500-C.Mass 1.1 kg.

325 191.3 230 50 48 6.0 / 45 2 800 -30...+50 40 000 / 21 000 1 7855 ES325 191.3 230 50 48 6.0 / 45 2 800 -30...+70 40 000 / 12 000 1 7856 ES

380 223.7 115 60 52 6.4 / 38 3 250 -30...+75 40 000 / 19 000 2 7805 ES380 223.7 115 60 52 6.4 / 38 3 250 -30...+90 40 000 / 12 500 2 7806 ES

m3/h CFM V Hz dB(A) bels / Watt min-1 °C Hours Hours

Minimum ambient temperature -15 °C, admissible for a short time at -30 °C without reaching dew point.

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AC fans with external rotor shaded-pole motor. Protected againstoverloading by integrated thermalcutout.Metal fan housing and impeller.Air intake over struts. Rotationaldirection CCW looking at rotor.

Electrical connection via 2 leads.Stripped and tinned ends.Fan housing with ground lug and screw M 4x6 DIN 7500-C.Mass 1.1 kg.

390 229.6 230 50 58 6.8 / 47 2 700 -30...+60 40 000 / 18 000 1 7450 ES

445 261.9 115 60 60 6.9 / 46 3 050 -30...+80 38 000 / 15 000 2 7400 ES

m3/h CFM V Hz dB(A) bels / Watt min-1 °C Hours Hours

Minimum ambient temperature -15 °C, admissible for a short time at -30 °C without reaching dew point.

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AC fans with external rotor capaci-tor motor. Protected againstoverloading by integrated thermalcutout.Metal fan housing and impeller.Air exhaust over struts. Rotationaldirection CCW looking at rotor.

Electrical connection via 2 flat pins2.8 x 0.5 mm.Fan housing with ground lug and screw M 4x6 DIN 7500-C.Mass 1.0 kg.

375 220.7 230 50 54 5.9 / 24 2 800 -30...+70 48 000 / 32 000 1 6058 ES420 247.2 230 50 54 6.3 / 26 2 800 -30...+75 37 500 / 20 000 2 6078 ES

440 259.0 115 60 58 6.4 / 26 3 300 -30...+70 42 000 / 28 000 3 6008 ES500 294.3 115 60 58 6.7 / 29 3 300 -30...+75 40 000 / 20 000 4 6028 ES

m3/h CFM V Hz dB(A) bels / Watt min-1 °C Hours Hours

Minimum ambient temperature -15 °C, admissible for a short time at -30 °C without reaching dew point.

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AC radial blower with external rotorshaded-pole motor. Impedance pro-tected against overloading.Spiral housing and blower wheel offibreglass-reinforced plastic.Housing base of galvanised steelplate.

Air exhaust radial, through housingport. Rotational direction CW look-ing at rotor.Electrical connection via 2 leads.Stripped and tinned ends.Mass 680 g.

40 23.5 230 50 5.6 / 20 2 450 -10...+50 37 500 / 30 000 1 RL90-18/5040 23.5 230 50 5.6 / 20 2 450 -30...+70 37 500 / 20 000 1 RL90-18/56

42 24.7 115 60 6.0 / 19.5 2 550 -10...+60 37 500 / 25 000 2 RL90-18/0042 24.7 115 60 6.0 / 19.5 2 550 -30...+85 37 500 / 15 000 2 RL90-18/06

m3/h CFM V Hz bels / Watt min-1 °C Hours Hours

Housing base with flat pin 6.3 x 0.8 for grounding wire.

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RL 90-18/50 RL 90-18/00 AWG 18, TR 32

RL 90-18/56 RL 90-18/06 AWG 22

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AC radial blower with external rotorshaded-pole motor. Impedance pro-tected against overloading.Spiral housing and blower wheel offibreglass-reinforced plastic.Housing base of galvanised steelplate.

Air exhaust radial, through housingport. Rotational direction CW look-ing at rotor.Electrical connection via 2 leads AWG 22. Stripped and tinned ends.Mass 560 g.

54 31.8 230 50 5.8 / 22 2 200 -30...+60 35 000 / 20 000 1 RG90-18/5054 31.8 230 50 5.8 / 22 2 200 -30...+60 35 000 / 20 000 1 RG90-18/56

47 27.7 115 60 6.2 / 22 1 900 -30...+65 35 000 / 20 000 2 RG90-18/0047 27.7 115 60 6.2 / 22 1 900 -30...+65 35 000 / 20 000 2 RG90-18/06

m3/h CFM V Hz bels / Watt min-1 °C Hours Hours

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S e r i e s R G 1 2 5 180 x 180 x 40 mm

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CFM0 10 20 30 40 50 CFM0 10 20 30 40 50

AC radial blower with external rotorshaded-pole motor. Impedance pro-tected against overloading.Spiral housing and blower wheel offibreglass-reinforced plastic.Housing base of galvanised steelplate.

Air exhaust radial, through housingport. Rotational direction CW look-ing at rotor.Electrical connection via 2 leads AWG 22. Stripped and tinned ends.Mass 850 g.

86 50.6 230 50 5.8 / 20 2 550 -30...+70 37 500 / 20 000 1 RG125-19/56

94 55.3 115 60 6.0 / 19 2 750 -30...+80 40 000 / 15 000 2 RG125-19/06

m3/h CFM V Hz bels / Watt min-1 °C Hours Hours

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AC radial blower with external rotorshaded-pole motor. Thermal con-tactor as protection against thermaloverloading.Spiral housing and blower wheel offibreglass-reinforced plastic.Housing base of galvanised steelplate.

Air exhaust radial, through housingport. Rotational direction CCWlooking at rotor.Electrical connection via leads AWG 18. Stripped and tinned ends.Mass 1.7 kg.

202 118.9 230 50 6.6 / 47 2 750 -30...+70 30 000 / 15 000 1 RG160-28/56S

223 131.3 115 60 6.9 / 50 3 050 -30...+80 27 500 / 12 500 2 RG160-28/06S

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AC radial blower with external rotorshaded-pole motor. Impedance pro-tected against overloading.Blower wheel of fibreglass-reinforced plastic, with steel platereinforced.

Air exhaust radial. Rotational direc-tion CW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via leads AWG 22. Stripped and tinned ends.Mass 500 g.

104 61.2 230 50 6.2 / 19 2 600 -30...+60 37 500 / 22 500 1 RER125-19/56

115 67.6 115 60 6.5 / 18 2 850 -30...+70 40 000 / 20 000 2 RER125-19/06

m3/h CFM V Hz bels / Watt min-1 °C Hours Hours

The air flow and noise level of fans without external housing depend on theinstallation conditions. The stated air flow and noise levels have been mea-sured under the following conditions:centrifugal fan mounted on a base plate 220 x 220 mm. Cover plate 220 x 220 mm with an air-inlet of Ø 86 mm, concentric to the blower wheel.

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Air exhaust radial. Rotational direc-tion CCW looking at rotor.Electrical connection via leads AWG 18. Stripped and tinned ends.Mass 1.0 kg.

234 137.6 230 50 6.6 / 45 2 800 -30...+60 30 000 / 20 000 1 RER 160-28/56S

274 161.2 115 60 6.8 / 46 3 250 -30...+70 30 000 / 15 000 2 RER 160-28/06S

m3/h CFM V Hz bels / Watt min-1 °C Hours Hours

The air flow and noise level of fans without external housing depend on the installation conditions. The stated air flow and noise levels have been measured under the following conditions:centrifugal fan mounted on a base plate 260 x 260 mm. Cover plate 260 x 260 mm with an air-inlet of Ø 100 mm, concentric to the blower wheel.

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Everything that you need for your fan.PAPST provides an extensive range ofaccessories for optimum fan operation:From temperature sensing for speed-controlled fans to finger guards of alltypes, switched-mode power supply,connecting cable, filter, screens, spacersand assembly parts. In addition to theaccessories and assembly parts listed inthis catalogue, PAPST also suppliesnumerous special parts for fan operation.The sales experts at PAPST will behappy to assist you in your enquiriesconcerning fan assembly and applica-tion.

From selection to accessories: Insist onthe efficient and reliable service provided by PAPST.

A l l t h e A c c e s s o r i e s Y o u R e q u i r e :

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F i n g e r G u a r d s

Finger guards as per EN 294, ofrust-proof steel wire for equipmentfans.

Further finger guards that do notconform to EN 294 can be suppliedon request.

LZ35 Series 5200/5900

LZ36 Fan series 7000

LZ37 Fan series 6000

LZ38 Fan series 6400

LZ29-1 Fan series 400

LZ28-1 Fan series 600

LZ32-4 Fan series 8000

LZ23-1 Fan series 3000

LZ30-4 Fan series 9000/4000

LZ25 Series 5100/5600

2

4,7

0,3+

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71,5

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F i n g e r G u a r d s

Finger guards for axial fans andcrossflow blower of black, fibre-glass reinforced plastic. These finger guards conform to EN 294.

LZ32P LZ34LZ30P

Finger Guards Fan series

LZ32-2 8000

LZ32-3 8000

LZ32P 8000

LZ23-2 3000

LZ23-3 3000

LZ30-5 9000

LZ30-6 9000

LZ30P 9000

LZ30-5 4000

LZ30-6 4000

LZ30P 4000

LZ33-1 5200

LZ33-2 5200

LZ33-1 5900

LZ33-2 5900

LZ34 RG125

Dimensions LZ 32..

Finger Guards Mounting B C D E

LZ32-2 A 1 80 -0,5 71,5±0,2 7,0 34

LZ32-3 A 3 80 -0,5 71,5±0,2 7,0 34

LZ23-2 A 1 92,5 -0,5 82,5±0,2 6,5 46

LZ23-3 A 3 92,5 -0,5 82,5±0,2 6,5 46

LZ30-5 A 2 119 -0,5 105±0,2 6,5 50

LZ30-6 A 4 119 -0,5 105±0,2 6,5 50

LZ33-1 A 2 127 -0,5 113,5±0,2 6,5 50

LZ33-2 A 4 127 -0,5 113,5±0,2 6,5 50

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Finger Guards Fan Series

LZ212 8300

LZ260 8300

LZ261 8400

LZ212 3300

LZ260 3300

LZ210 9000

LZ40N 9000

LZ40-1 9000

LZ60 9000

LZ210 4000

LZ40N 4000

LZ40-1 4000

LZ60 4000

LZ212 4300

LZ260 4300

LZ210 5100

LZ210 5600

LZ210 5200

LZ210 5900

LZ210 7000

LZ370 VARIOFAN

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A c c e s s o r i e s

In addition to the accessories andassembly parts listed in this cata-logue, PAPST also supplies nume-rous special parts for fan operation.The sales experts at PAPST will behappy to assist you in your enqui-ries concerning fan assembly andapplication.

Screen LZ40N

Bracket LZ40-1

Filter LZ60

LZ40N / LZ40-1 / LZ60

LZ40N of black, fibre-glass reinforcedplastic with inserted aluminium wiremesh LZ60. Mounting with brackets LZ40-1.

LZ212

Screw clip of rust-resistant spring steel. For mounting fans with threaded pin 3.5 DIN 7970.

LZ210

Screw clip of hardenedsteel. For mounting fanswith threaded pin 6-32UNC and/or 3.5 DIN 7970.

LZ260 / LZ261

Spacer of fibreglass reinforced plastic. Forscrew mounting over both fan mountingflanges.

LZ370

Temperature sensor for speed-controlled fan operation. Temperature range 30...50 °C.

LZ120

Connecting cable with moulded plug,(PVC, black). Stranded wires with multi-corecable ends. For all types of fan with flatpins 3.0 x 0.5 mm.

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The power unit features a control inputfor selecting the voltage. The outputvoltage can be set via an externalresistor from 12 to 24 V. When using a100 kΩ NTC sensor (Accessory LZ 370)a temperature/voltage curve of 30 to50 °C is produced. An efficient andpractice-oriented reduction of the airflow performance and noise emitted bythe fan can be achieved in this tem-perature range.

If the control input is open or the sensor has been torn off, 24 VDC areavailable at the output.

Option: PCB with additional functionse.g. speed monitoring with alarm sig-nal output for critical speeds.

The power unit is an integrated device.For installation and operation, observethe relevant DIN/VDE (German Indus-trial Standards/Association of GermanElectricians) and country-specific regu-lations.

For optimum cooling vertical assembly;observe clearance of min. 80 mm. The place of installation must fulfill theconditions for fireproof housings asper EN 60335 and EN 60950.Installation should only be carried outby skilled personnel.

Electrical connection Mains input: N / L / PE

Bridge for 115V mains voltage

Outputs: 6x plus / minus

Connection: Standard plug e.g.: AMP

MTA-connector SL156

Nominal input voltage 115VAC 60Hz or 230VAC 50HZ switchable

Voltage range 110VAC (-10% +15%), 57Hz ... 63Hz

110V nominal voltage Operation down to 90VAC with limited output

Voltage range 230VAC (-20% +15%), 47Hz ... 53Hz

230V Nominal voltage

Nominal output voltage 24V ±2% (12 ... 24V ±2%)

Starting inrush current <20A (cold start)

Control line / load ≤ 0.2% ≤ 0.1%

Output current / output power 2.5A with VA = 24V 60W with VA = 24V

1.25A with VA =12V 30W with VA = 12V

Operating efficiency >85% at nominal load

Reliability (Siemens Standard) L10 = 70000h at 40°C / 40000h at 70°C

Protection type and class IP20 / 1

Degree of contamination 2 (EN50178)

Galvanic separation 3000VAC

Basic safety standards EN60950 / VDE0805 / UL1950 / CE

Protective functions Output – free running and short circuit proof

Operating mode Continuous operation

Operating temperature -25°C ... +55°C

Max. operating temperature +70°C housing temperature

EMV: Emission / noise immunity EN 50081-1 / EN 50081-2

Mass 300g

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R5115V NTC

Convection-cooled switched-modepower supply, specially designedfor operating electronically commu-tated fans or motors.Up to 6 consumers with a total of60 watts power consumption canbe directly connected to the outputplug connector.

24 V DC nominal voltage. Outputvoltage adjustable from 12 to 24 Vvia external resistor or potentio-meter. Temperature-dependent fan operation. The required voltage isset via an external temperature sensor.Plastic housing.

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Nominal Voltage - Volt -The voltage at which the nominal val-ues (the tabular values listed in thiscatalogue) were determined. The fanoperation for DC fans is not limited tothe nominal voltage. Fan speed andfan performance can vary according tothe permissible voltage range that isspecified on the nameplate of eachfan.

Frequency -Hz -PAPST AC fans are equipped for oper-ating frequencies of 50 Hz or 60 Hz.Their technical data alters accordingly.

Volumetric Flow Rate - m3/h -The air flow performance of the fan infree air operation, i.e. the fan blowsinto the free space without static pres-sure.

Fan CurvesThe fan curves are determined in accor-dance with DIN 24 163 specifications ona dual-chamber test stand with intake-side measurement. This measurementtechnique closely approximates theoperating conditions experienced intypical applications for fans and yieldsrealistic performance curves. The curvesapply to an air density of ρ = 1,2kg/m3,

corresponding to an air pressure of1013 mbar at 20 °C. Variations in airdensity affect pressure generation butnot the flow rate. The pressure generat-ed at other air densities may be estimat-ed with the formula ∆ρ2 = ∆ρ1 (ρ2/ρ1).The nominal speed values, airflow andpower input listed in the table weremeasured in free air operation with hori-zontal shaft at an ambient temperatureof 20 +5 °C, air density ρ = 1,2 kg/m3

after a warm-up period of 5 min.

Optimum ApplicationDuring operation fans are required to produce an airflow with a simultaneousincrease of pressure. These operating conditions are described in the section “Optimum Operating Range”.The optimum operating range is therebyalways indicated in this catalogue inblue. In this range the fans operate bestwith respect to efficiency and noise level. Within this optimum operating range the noise level only fluctuates insignificantly.

Noise - dB(A), bels -

1. Noise Pressure Level – dB(A)Noise ratings of the fan in free air opera-tion, i.e. at maximum flow rate.

2. Sound Power Level – belsExtent of the overall sound radiation ofthe fan. The sound power level is deter-mined in the optimum operating range.

Sintec ® Sleeve BearingsA particularly efficient bearing systemwith excellent qualities: Very precise, large sintered bearings Low running noise High service life expectancy Insensitive to shock and vibration

Ball BearingsPrecision ball bearings for particular-ly high ambient temperatures andhigh service life expectancy.

Power Input-Watt -Input performance of the fanmotor when operating at nominalvoltage.

Temperature Range -°C -The permissible ambient temperaturerange within which the fan can beexpected to run continuously.

Service LifeThe service life expectancy L10 at anambient temperature of 40 °C. Theambient temperature strongly influencesthe service life of the fan: High tempera-tures reduce the service life, low tem-peratures increase it.

Subject to technical alterations. German and international patents, registereddesigns and utility models.

PAPST, Vario-Pro, MICROFAN, SINTEC andVARIOFAN are trademarks of PAPST-MOTORENGmbH & Co KG and are registered in manycountries of the world.

Definitions

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Sales Organisation for Fans

Field Staff

Headquarters and Plant 1PAPST-MOTOREN GmbH & Co KGHermann-Papst-Straße 178112 St. Georgen/Schwarzwald

P.O. Box 14 3578106 St. Georgen/Schwarzwald

Tel: +49 (0) 77 24 / 81-0Fax: +49 (0) 77 24 / 81-1309E-mail: [email protected]: www.papst.de

Plant 2PAPST-MOTOREN GmbH & Co KGRheinhausenstraße 1779336 Herbolzheim/Breisgau

P.O. Box 12 6879333 Herbolzheim/Breisgau

Tel: +49 (0) 76 43 / 802-0Fax: +49 (0) 76 43 / 802-282

PAPST Express Service

Express Service NordBEGBreuell &Hilgenfeldt GmbHGrützmühlenweg 4022339 HamburgTel. (0 180) 1444000Fax (0 40) 53809284E-mail: [email protected]

Express Service SouthScheffelelektrotechnischer VertriebSiemensstraße 6270839 GerlingenTel. (0 180) 1555000Fax (07156) 49425E-mail: [email protected]

06120 Lieskau b. HalleMichael HanningLerchenweg 406120 Lieskau bei HalleTel. (03 45) 5 51 24 56Fax (03 45) 5 51 24 57

16341 ZepernickJens DuchowHändelstraße 716341 ZepernickTel. (0 30) 94 41 49 62Fax (0 30) 94 41 49 63

22339 HamburgIng.-Büro BreuellGrützmühlenweg 4022339 HamburgTel. (0 40) 53 80 92 10Fax (0 40) 53 80 92 84

35075 GladenbachRalph BrückHoherainstraße 3b35075 GladenbachTel. (0 64) 62 40 71 10Fax (0 64) 62 70 71 11

44289 DortmundHans-Joachim PundtSölder Straße 9644289 DortmundTel. (02 31) 3 95 38 17Fax (02 31) 3 95 38 18

49201 DissenUlrich BartholomäusVeltmannstraße 949201 DissenTel. (0 54 21) 27 46Fax (0 54 21) 56 25

56767 UersfeldWinfried SchaeferHinter der Kirch 1056767 UersfeldTel. (0 26 57) 16 96Fax (0 26 57) 16 76

63452 HanauChristian KleffmannDr. Hermann-Krause-Straße 2363452 HanauTel. (0 61 81) 18 98 12Fax (0 61 81) 18 98 13

71679 AspergRudi WeinmannBadstraße 2371679 AspergTel. (0 71 41) 6 30 01Fax (0 71 41) 6 30 02

73540 HeubachFriedrich KleinAdlerstraße 49/173540 HeubachTel. (0 71 73) 49 83Fax (0 71 73) 80 53

77704 OberkirchRalf BraunHubeneck 2177704 OberkirchTel. (078 02) 98 22 52Fax (078 02) 98 22 53

84036 LandshutRoland KnollLainerbuckel 3884036 LandshutTel. (08 71) 4 50 20Fax (08 71) 4 50 63

89269 VöhringenGünter WilhelmVöhlinstraße 789269 VöhringenTel. (0 73 06) 92 46 08Fax (0 73 06) 92 46 48

Distributors

12049 BerlinETB Electronic TeamBerat.- u. Vertriebs GmbHMahlower Straße 23 - 2412049 BerlinTel. (0 30) 6 21 60 15Fax (0 30) 6 21 10 15

22143 HamburgWalter Kluxen GmbHNeuer Höltigbaum 622143 HamburgTel. (0 40) 23 70 10Fax (0 40) 23 70 13 09

31303 BurgdorfETB Electronic TeamBerat.- u. Vertriebs GmbHWundramweg 131303 BurgdorfTel. (0 51 36) 8 50 16Fax (0 51 36) 26 01

45127 EssenRobert Merkelbach GmbH + Co KGMaxstraße 7545127 EssenTel. (02 01) 81 02 - 60Fax (02 01) 81 02 - 666

63303 DreieichSPOERLE ELECTRONICMax-Planck-Straße 1 - 363303 DreieichTel. (0 61 03) 304 - 0Fax (0 61 03) 304 - 304

75228 IspringenRUTRONIK ElektronischeBauelemente GmbHIndustriestraße 275228 IspringenTel. (0 72 31) 801-0Fax (0 72 31) 8 22 82

82054 SauerlachA. Schweiger GmbHOhmstraße 182054 SauerlachTel. (0 81 04) 8 97 - 0Fax (0 81 04) 8 97 - 90

85646 NeufarnMulti-Bauelemente-ServiceVertrieb von elektr. Bauelementen GmbHBerglackerweg 285646 Neufarn b. MünchenTel. (0 89) 99 15 26 - 0Fax (0 89) 99 15 26 - 26

The new service center with 24 h delivery and consultation service. Your contact for small orders without minimum quantitysurcharge. Telephone 0180 (local rate).

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Representatives/Distributors Worldwide

ArgentinaCirigliano S.A.Av. Belgrano 3756RA-1210 BUENOS AIRESTel. ++54-1-9 32 67 73Fax ++54-1-9 32 68 33

AustraliaZiehl-ebm Australia Pty Ltd.59 - 67 Export DriveBROOKLYN, Victoria, 3025Tel. ++61-3-93 15 20 11Fax ++61-3-93 15 12 82

ADILAM Electronics Pty Ltd.14 Nicole CloseNorth Bayswater 3153VICTORIA 3153/AUSTRALIENTel. ++61-3-97 61 44 66Fax ++61-3-97 61 44 61

AustriaIng. August FelsTaborstraße 22A-1020 WIENTel. ++43-1-2 14 25 78 Fax ++43-1-2 14 52 26

Ziehl-ebm GmbHPummererstraße 26A-4021 LINZTel. ++43-7 32-7 85 09 50Fax ++43-7 32-78 57 02

BelgiumRepresentative:VIBO Belgium N.V.Romeinsestraat 6B-3001 LEUVENTel. ++32-16-40 04 31Fax ++32-16-40 01 28

Distributor:Spoerle ElectronicKeiberg II, Minervastraat 14/82B-1930 ZAVENTEMTel. ++32-2-7 25 46 60Fax ++32-2-7 25 45 11

Distributor:SEI Benelux B.V.Division SEI/RodelcoLimburg Stirum 243B-1810 WEMMELTel. ++32-2-4 60 05 60Fax ++32-2-4 60 02 71

Brasilebm Motores Ventiladores Ltda.Rua Francisco D’Amico, 155Bairro Pirajussara06785-290 Taboao da Serra–SPTel. ++55-11-41 38 50 90Tel. ++55-11-41 38 50 86

BulgariaCompex Ges.m.b.H.Wurlitzergasse 10/3A-1160 WIENTel. ++43-1-4 80 42 23Fax ++43-1-4 86 42 30

Canadaebm Industries, Inc. 1800 Ironstone Manor, Unit 2Pickering, Ontario L1W 3J9Tel. ++905-420-3533Fax ++905-420-3772

Chinaebm Industries (Shanghai) Co.Floor 3, Block FM 5-1, Area F, No. 33Xiya Road, Outer Gao Qiao Free Trade ZoneRC 200137 SHANGHAI P.R. ChinaTel. ++86-21-50 46 01 83Fax ++86-21-50 46 02 17

Croatiansee Compex /Bulgaria

CzechMechatronic spol s r.c.Kloknerova 9CZ 148 00 Praha 4Tel. u. Fax ++420-2-7926593

DenmarkErik Jenk's Eftf. A/SVallensbaekvej 21DK-2605 BROENDBYTel. ++45-43-63 11 11Fax ++45-43-63 05 05

FinlandZiehl-ebm OYPuistotie 1SF-02760 ESPOOTel. ++3 58-9-8 87 02 20Fax ++3 58-9-88 70 22 13

FranceFA AIRTECHNICBP 166F-67404 ILLKIRCHTel. ++33-3-88 66 00 82Fax ++33-3-88 67 38 83

Great BritainPAPST plcEast PortwayANDOVER, HANTS SP10 3RTTel. ++44-12 64-33 33 88Fax ++44-12 64-33 21 82

ebm-Ziehl LimitedChelmsford Business ParkCHELMSFORD, ESSEX CM2 5EZTel. ++44-12 45-46 85 55Fax ++44-12 45-46 63 36

GreeceN. Assimacopoulos S.A.Electromechanics11, Karitsi SquareGR-105 61 ATHENSTel. ++30-301 32 21 737Fax ++30-301 32 25 708

HongkongQUALTEK ELECTRONICS, Ltd.Room 1608-1613, Park-In Commercial Centre56 Dundas StreetKOWLOON/HONGKONGTel. ++8 52-27 80 13 39Fax ++8 52-27 80 82 29

HungaryCOMPEX KFT, Etele út 56/BH-1115 BUDAPESTTel. ++36-12 06-57 71

Indiaebm NADI International Pvt Ltd.126/3, G.N.T. Road ErukkencherryMADRAS-600 118, INDIATel. ++91-44-5 37 74 95 Fax ++91-44-5 37 11 49

Indonesiaebm Industries IndonesiaRepresentative OfficeJalan Puri Kencana, Blok K7/3TRI-Jakarte 11610Tel. ++62-21-582-3118Fax ++62-21-582-3117

Irelandebm Industries LimitedPortlaoise Business ParkMountrath RoadIRL-Portlaoise, Co. LaoisTel. ++353-502-643 43 Fax ++353-502-643 46

IsraelPolak Bros. Import Agencies Ltd.10, Hayarkon Street, P.0. Box 716IL-BNEI-BRAK 51108Tel. ++9 72-3-6 17 73 00Fax ++9 72-3-5 79 66 79

Italyebm-Ziehl s.r.l.Via E. Mattei 16/18I-22076 MOZZATE (Co)Tel. ++39-3 31-83 62 01Fax ++39-3 31-82 15 10

Japanebm Industries Japan K.K.12 Floor, Benex S-3 Bldg.3-20-8 ShinyokohamaJ-Kohoku-ku, Yokohama 222-0033Tel. ++81-45-470-57 51Fax ++81-45-470-57 52

Malaysiaebm Industries MalaysiaRepresentative OfficeF19A-4, Jalan PJU 1/4247301 Petaling JayaTel. ++60-3-7 06-54 40Fax ++60-3-7 06-54 41

Mexicoebm Industries, Inc.4. Cda, de Ote. 245-15Col. Agricola OrlentalMexico 08500 D.F.Tel. ++52-5-5 58 76 86Fax ++52-5-5 58 76 89

NetherlandsRepresentative:Vibo Luchttechniek B.V.P.O. Box 230, NL-5705 AE HELMONDEngelseweg 235/NL-5700 AE HELMONDTel. ++31-4 92-50 29 00Fax ++31-4 92-50 29 50

Distributor:Spoerle ElectronicDistribution International GmbHPostbus 476 NL-3990 GG HoutenElzenkade 3, NL 3992 AD HoutenTel. ++31-30-6 39 12 34Fax ++31-30-6 39 12 05

Distributor:SEI Benelux B.V.Division SEI /RodelcoTakkebijsters 2, NL-4817 BL-BREDATel. ++31-76-5 72 25 00Fax ++31-76-5 71 00 29

New ZealandZiehl-ebm Australia PTY LTD102 Henderson Valley RDP.O. Box 69142, GlendeneNZ-AUCKLAND 8, New ZealandTel. ++64-9-8 35 26 14Fax ++64-9-8 35 26 19

ADILAM Electronics Pty. Ltd.5A Tenauhaun Place SockburnChristchurchPO Box 6032 Upper RiccartonNZ-CHRISTCHURCH; New ZealandTel. ++64-3-3 41 30 50Fax ++64-3-3 41 30 40

NorwayZiehl-ebm asNordasvejen 5, 1254 Oslo P.O. Box 173 Holmlia,N-1203 OSLOTel. ++47-22 76 33 40Fax ++47-22 61 91 73

Polandsee Compex /Bulgaria

Portugalebm Industrias de Motores e Ventilatores, Lda.Centro Armazenal 1, Av, Marechal Gomes da Costa, 35áRua conselheiro Emidio NavarroP-1800-255 LisboaTel. ++3 51-2-18 39 47 50Fax ++3 51-2-18 39 47 59

Romaniasee Compex /Bulgaria

Russiaebm Industries LtdSchosse Revolyuzii 90, Liter ARus-195279 Sankt PetersburgTel. ++7-8 12-5 86 41 02Fax ++7-8 12-5 86 41 02

Singaporeebm Industries SEA Pte. Ltd.23 Ubi Road 4, #05-00Olympia Industrial BuildingSingapore 40 86 20Tel. ++65-8 42 84 38Fax ++65-8 42 84 39

Slovaksee Compex /Bulgaria

South AfricaRetron CCP.0. Box 3 94 48, Bramley, 2018SSF-Building, 706 - 4th Street, WynbergJOHANNESBURG/SÜDAFRIKATel. ++27-11-7 86 05 53Fax ++27-11-4 40 82 75

Ziehl-ebm South Africa (Pty) Ltd.P.O. Box 3124, 1119 YACHT AVEZA- 2040 HONEYDEW EXT 20Tel. ++27-11-7 94 57 06Fax ++27-11-7 94 50 20

South Koreaebm Industries Korea Co. Ltd.Room 703, Chunbang Bldg.Yeomchang Dong 260-7Kangseo-Ku, SeoulTel. ++82-2 36 62 13 24Fax ++82-2 36 62 13 26

SpainZIEHL-ebm IBERICA, S.A.Apartado de Correos, 27C/ Montón de trigo, Nr. 3E-28760 TRES CANTOS (Madrid)Tel. ++34-1-8 03 77 10Fax ++34-1-8 04 03 40

SwedenZiehl ebm ABAeggelundavaeqen 2S-17562 JÄRFÄLLATel. ++46-8-7 61 94 00Fax ++46-8-36 23 06

SwitzerlandOmni Ray AGIm Schossacher 12CH-8600 DÜBENDORFTel. ++41-1-8 02 28 80Fax ++41-1-8 02 28 28

Ziehl-ebm AGWiesenstraße 10CH-8952 SCHLIERENTel. ++41-17 31-00 55Fax ++41-17 31-00 71

TaiwanQUALTEK INTERNATIONAL CORP.14 FL, 138, SEC. 3, Chung Hsing Road,HSIN TIEN, TAIPEI HSIEN, TAIWAN, ROCTel. ++886-2-9 17-11 82Fax ++886-2-9 12-79 00

Thailandebm Industries SEA Pte Ltd.Representative Office Thailand4th Floor, 89/349 Chaeng Wattana Road LaksiBangkok 10210, ThailandTel. ++66-2 576 1524Fax ++66-2 576 1525

TurkeyAKANTEL ELEKTRONIK San. Tic. Ltd. Sti.Ali Cetincaya Bulv. No. 25 K:2 D:3TR-35220 ALSANCAK - IZMIRTel. ++90-232-3 28 20 90Fax ++90-232-3 28 02 70

USAebm Industries Inc.110 Hyde RoadFARMINGTON, CT 06034/USATel. ++1-8 60-6 74 15 15Fax ++1-8 60-6 74 85 36

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PAPST-MOTOREN GmbH & Co KGHermann-Papst-Straße 178112 St. Georgen/GermanyTel. +49 (0) 77 24 / 81-0Fax +49 (0) 77 24 / 81-309E-Mail: [email protected]://www.papst.de

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