By Richard Wilson 6th December 2016
RS Components is targeting heating and air conditioning equipment with a range of AC axial fan kits from ebm-papst. R2e280 Ae52 05
Steve Keep, account manager (left) with Jochen Friess of ebm-papst
Steve Keep, account manager (left) with Jochen Friess of ebm-papst
Available with a choice of AC axial diameters and housings, the range includes a 24V AC input-voltage model with airflow of 158 cubic metres per hour; two 115V AC models offering a choice of 135 or 330m3/h airflow; and multiple 230V AC models with airflow options of 45, 59, 146, 160 and 420 m3/h.
All the fan kits consist of an AC axial fan along with the power lead as standard and either a wire finger guard or an air filter to suit.
The ebm-papst fan kits are shipping now, exclusively from RS, in the EMEA and Asia Pacific regions.
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