ebm-papst 4100N Series Axial Fan, 119 x 119 x 38mm, 180m³/h, 4.9W, 24 V dc

ebm-papst Compact DC Axial Fans

Brought to you by ebm-papst, this range of DC axial fans incorporates optimum cooling for relevant applications. A rigid and compression curve for high airflow excels to unbelievable proportions at high counter-pressure. A smooth 3 phase fan drive and a modest operating noise level provide excellent reliability for any working environment. After establishing the correct axial fan needed a DC Compact axial fan from ebm-papst is a great choice. All models are highly reliable and excellent quality.

Features and Benefits

• Protected against reverse polarity and locking
• Electrical connection is made by leads
• PTC resistor for overload protection
• Partially impedance protected
• Air intake over struts

Why should I choose ebm-papst axial fans?

As an established RS Components supplier, ebm-papst have established themselves as a perfect solution for reliable air technology. With constant innovation and improvement a high priority, their axial fans provide excellent cooling and ventilation capabilities.

Benefits of ball bearing axial fans

These DC Compact axial fans use ball bearings as a reliable and efficient way of ensuring each axial fan is less likely to be damaged over time by usual wear and tear. Although ball bearings are less suitable in environments where they may be knocked into, they excel in untouched or non-disturbed situations.

Does this axial fan have any safety features?

Absolutely, if safety is a big concern, this range of axial fans is fully protected against reverse polarity and locking. This means that if there should be an electrical surge the fan would do be damaged or fail completely. The locking prevention will stop the motor continuously running if the fans impellers fail, also avoiding damage.

What are axial fans?

An axial fan is a type of fan commonly used within everyday applications, such as air conditioners and computers. It causes both air and gas (depending on the application) to flow directly through it in an axial direction. Allowing the air/gas flow to be axial and both entry and exit. The most common versions tend to have fewer blades than a conventional ducted fan which have similar operations.