Power frequency cooling fan company


Release time:

2025-10-21

Rotation direction: viewed from the outlet end of the rotor, clockwise is suction and counterclockwise is blowing.
Protection class: IP54
Insulation class: "B" "F"
Installation method: horizontal or vertical installation.
Working mode: continuous working system.
Bearing: Maintenance-free bearing, L10.

 

Model Description

① YWF-external rotor axial flow fan
② Number of motor poles: 2-two poles, 4-four poles, 6-six poles
③ D-three-phase motor, E-single-phase motor
④ Diameter of fan blade: 400-diameter of fan blade is 400mm
⑤ Wind direction code: S-suction, B- blowing
⑥ Fan Type: A- Pipe High Barrel B- Frame High Barrel C- Frame Low Barrel D-Mesh Cover Type D-Single Flange (Power Frequency Type) E-Post Type
⑦ Number of blades: 5-5 blades

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Model

Model

Rated voltage VoltageFrequency FrequencyCurrent CurrentInput PowerMaximum SpeedMaximum air volumeHighest static pressure PressureNoiseCapacitance Capacitor
VHzAWr/minm3/hPadB(A)μF
YWF2E-250220500.4510025501800190653
YWF2D-250380500.351052650185018565-
YWF4E-250220500.26601440110060552
YWF4D-250380500.2255145011506055-
YWF2E-300220500.8517026503050200654
YWF2D-300380500.431602650300021065-
YWF4E-300220500.42801400195070603
YWF4D-300380500.2890140019507060-
YWF2E-350220501.70380255047502257310
YWF2D-350380500.602952550485023073-
YWF4E-350220500.591301400327095645
YWF4D-350380500.45120140032709564-
YWF2E-400220502.00430255060802407510
YWF2D-400380500.855002350648024075-
YWF4E-400220500.9018014004600125686
YWF4D-400380500.602001400460012568-

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