

A 230 V AC axial fan for variable-frequency motor cooling, the ebm-papst A2E200-AF02-01 delivers model-specific cooling performance. Its 740 m³/h airflow, 88 Pa pressure, 2740 RPM supports efficient ventilation where reliable airflow and compact integration are important.
| Rated Voltage(V) | 230 |
|---|---|
| Size(mm) | 200 |
| Max.Air Flow(m³/h) | 740 |
| Max.Pressure(Pa) | 88 |
| Input Power(W) | 50 |
| Speed(rpm) | 2740 |
The ebm-papst A2E200-AF02-01 is an AC axial fan for industrial equipment cooling, delivering directed airflow for machinery, motor systems and ventilation assemblies.
Data includes 230 V operation, airflow up to 740 m³/h and pressure up to 88 Pa for matching airflow to system resistance. The datasheet lists ball-bearing support for durable motor support. Installed noise depends on the duty point and airflow path. Correct electrical selection and clear inlet spacing support efficient cooling, reliable operation and long fan life.
Suitable for OEM engineers, manufacturers and maintenance buyers, the A2E200-AF02-01 should be checked for wiring, mounting, duty point and ambient limits before selection.
The ebm-papst A2E200-AF02-01 from the EC Axial series is a direct energy-saving replacement for legacy AC fans including A2D. Key benefits:
A2E EC fans operate at V with W rated power. When replacing AC models, wire the 0-10V control signal alongside the standard three-phase power cable.
How the A2E200-AF02-01 compares to nearby A2E series variants:
| Model | A2E170-AF23-01 | A2E200-AF02-01 | A2E200-AF05-15 | A2E200-AH38-01 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Air Flow | — | — | — | — |
| Power | — W | — W | — W | — W |
| Noise | — dB | — dB | — dB | — dB |
| Size | — mm | — mm | — mm | — mm |
All A2E series fans from Hengrui include performance curves, mounting instructions and factory warranty. Contact us for project-specific selection.
Data Center CRAH/CRAC Units: The A2E200-AF02-01 delivers reliable cooling for Computer Room Air Handling with 24/7 uptime. EC motor enables precise temperature control.
AHU Air Handling: Engineered for integration into Air Handling Units.
Industrial Process Ventilation: Machinery cooling, enclosure ventilation and process air movement. Hengrui provides custom engineering support.
Its documented 740 m³/h airflow and 88 Pa pressure and 2740 RPM supports model-specific selection instead of relying on a generic fan rating.
The product workbook lists RoHS Compliant. Request the exact-model compliance document when formal evidence is required.
It combines 740 m³/h airflow and 88 Pa pressure and 2740 RPM in an AC axial-fan format for targeted equipment cooling.

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