109S083

Power (Watts):	8.50W
Lifetime @ Temp.:	25000 Hrs @ 60°C
Material - Blade:	Plastic
Material - Frame:	Aluminum
Voltage Range:	--
Current Rating:	0.100A
Weight:	0.816 lb (370.13g)
Approvals:	CE, CSA, PSE, TUV, UL
Operating Temperature:	-22 ~ 140°F (-30 ~ 60°C)
Ingress Protection:	--
Termination:	2 Wire Leads
RPM:	2350 RPM
Series:	San Ace 120
Noise:	35.0 dB(A)
Features:	Locked Rotor Protection
Fan Type:	Tubeaxial
Bearing Type:	--
Static Pressure:	0.106 in H2O (26.4 Pa)
Air Flow:	63.6 CFM (1.78m³/min)
Width:	25.00mm
Size / Dimension:	Square - 120mm L x 120mm H
Voltage - Rated:	115VAC
Part Status:	Active

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Introdction about AC Fans

An AC fan is a device used to supply air to equipment, machines, and other objects. It works by converting electricity into a rotational force to drive a fan blade, which creates airflow. AC fans are widely used in industrial, commercial, and residential applications. They can also be used to circulating air in an enclosure or providing cooling to a heat source.

109S083 AC Fans

The 109S083 is a type of AC fan that is often used in air handling and ventilation systems. It is constructed with a metal frame, and its blades are made of aluminum. The fan is designed to operate at a voltage of either 115V or 230V AC, with a frequency range of 50/60Hz. It offers a rated airflow of 28.8m³/h, and a maximum air flow of 22.4m³/h when static pressure is applied.

Application of 109S083 AC Fans

The 109S083 AC fans are mainly used in air handling and ventilation applications, such as commercial cooling equipment and residential air conditioners. They can also be used in medical devices, computer systems, and printing machines. Additionally, this type of fan can be used in industrial applications such as refrigeration systems and mechanical equipment.

Working Principle of 109S083 AC Fans

109S083 AC Fans operate by converting electrical energy into a rotational force. This force is generated by an electric motor, which is typically housed within the fan\'s frame. When the motor receives a voltage of either 115V or 230V AC, it spins a rotor, which then spins a fan blade. This creates a flow of air that passes through the ventilator\'s blades, resulting in an airflow. The greater the voltage applied to the motor, the higher the airflow.

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