Product Description
Overview: The Engineered Cooling Solution for Your Cabinet
The ABB G2E140-PI32-10 is a robust axial fan designed for the critical task of thermal management in industrial enclosures. This fan actively moves air to dissipate heat generated by power supplies, drives, and other electronic components. Its reliable operation directly prevents overheating, which is a leading cause of premature device failure. Therefore, integrating this fan is a proactive measure to ensure the longevity and stability of your entire control panel.
Functional Highlights: Balanced Performance for Demanding Environments
This fan delivers a substantial airflow of 140 m³/h at a static pressure of 92 Pa, effectively overcoming the resistance of filters and internal components. Moreover, it operates across a wide temperature range from -30°C to +70°C, making it suitable for both cold storage facilities and hot factory floors. In addition, its moderate acoustic noise level of 48 dB(A) ensures effective cooling without creating excessive workplace noise. Consequently, you get a versatile cooling component that performs reliably in diverse and challenging operating conditions.
Technical Data & Specifications
Here are the precise technical parameters for the G2E140-PI32-10 fan:
Manufacturer & Model: ABB G2E140-PI32-10
Module Type: Axial Cooling Fan
Rated Voltage/Frequency: 230 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Nominal Current: ~0.14 A
Power Consumption: 32 - 50 W
Airflow (Q): 140 m³/h
Static Pressure (Ps): 92 Pa
Fan Speed: 2650 - 2800 RPM
Sound Pressure Level: 48 dB(A)
Operating Temperature: -30°C to +70°C
Storage Temperature: -40°C to +80°C
Dimensions (H x W x D): 185 x 85 x 305 mm (Frame size)
Weight: 1.08 kg (approx.)
Origin: Sweden
Condition: Brand New, Active Product
Typical Applications & System Integration
This fan is commonly installed in the top or side of electrical cabinets housing variable frequency drives (VFDs), PLC racks, or large power supplies. For instance, it is often used as an exhaust fan to remove hot air from an enclosure cooled by filtered lower vents. Furthermore, ensure proper integration by selecting a correctly sized opening with a protective grill, and consider adding a maintenance-free filter if the environment is dusty. Always wire the fan through a suitably rated circuit breaker or fuse as per local electrical codes.
FAQ
What is the difference between an axial fan and a centrifugal fan?
An axial fan moves air parallel to its axis (like a desktop fan), ideal for moving high volumes of air against low pressure. A centrifugal fan moves air perpendicular to its axis, creating higher pressure, better for ducted systems or pushing air through dense heat sinks. This G2E140 is an axial fan.
Can this fan be used for intake as well as exhaust?
Yes, axial fans can be mounted for either purpose. However, for cabinet cooling, they are most effective as exhaust fans, pulling hot air out and allowing cooler air to enter through filtered lower vents (creating a chimney effect).
Does this fan include a built-in filter or guard?
Typically, industrial fans like this are supplied as the fan unit alone. You must purchase a separate protective grill/mesh for safety and a filter frame with filter media if dust protection is required.
What is the expected service life of this fan?
Service life depends heavily on operating temperature and environmental cleanliness. In a clean, moderate-temperature environment, a quality industrial fan like this can operate for tens of thousands of hours. Bearings are the typical failure point.
How do I control the fan speed or turn it on/off automatically?
This is a fixed-speed, AC-powered fan. For automatic control, you would need to wire it through a thermostat or a contact triggered by the temperature of the equipment inside the cabinet. A simple thermal switch is a common and reliable solution.
