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Glossary General Data Electrical Design Mechanical Design Special Motors

 

Special designs

— separately driven fans —

The separately driven fans are equipped with external rotor motors mounted on anti-friction bearings. The rotor wheels are directly mounted on the rotors.

The smaller fans are provided with split-pole motors (letter "S" in type designation) for 230 V alternating current 50/60 Hz. The larger fans are standardly provided with capacitor motors ("E") for 230 volt. Whether these fans can be used for 50 and 60 Hz can been seen in the data relating to the types.

These fans can, upon request (note the delivery time!), be delivered with three phase motors 230/400 volt. The "E" in the type designation is then replaced by a "D".

Special voltages upon request.

With motors of the construction DN, the separately driven fans are mounted as axial blowers beneath the extended fan hood (cooling method IC 415).

The type of protection of the fan is IP 44.

 
For Motor Size
separately driven fan
Voltage
V
Frequency
Hz
Volume
m
Speed
min
Power
W
Current
A
Noise
dB(A)
Capacitor
F-V
Weight Up kg
63 / 71
A2S 107
230
50
60
160
180
2700
3150
23
20
0,14
0,12
43
47
-
0,5
80 / 90
A2S 130
230
50
60
310
370
2800
3250
41
38
0,28
0,24
46
50
-
1,0
100
A2E 170
230
50
60
500
590
2650
3000
50
46
0,22
0,21
62
65
1,5 -
400
1,2
112
A2E 200
230
50
60
810
920
2740
3120
50
61
0,24
0,27
65
69

1,5 -
400

1,6
132
A2E 250
230
50
60
1610
1740
2550
2750
115
155
0,51
0,68
72
74
4-
400
2,1
160
A2E 300
230
50
60
2550
2700
2650
2900
160
205
0,71
0,90
74
76
5-400
4-400
2,6

In order to reduce the noise, the use of a separately driven fan with a 4-pole motor (approx. 1300 min¨¹) is possible (additional price) with some motors. However technical clarification with "Kaiser-Motoren" is definitely necessary in this case.

 

 
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