 |
| Quantity: | |
|---|---|
FF3G140-2AGL-90
Fanova
Phase | ~ | 1~ |
Nominal Voltage | VAC | 230 |
Nominal voltage range | VAC | 184~270 |
Frequency | Hz | 50/60 |
Current draw | A | 1.06±10% |
Speed(RPM) | min-1 | 2580±5% |
Power consumption | W | 150±10% |
Sound Pressure Level | dB(A） | 70±5% |
Max. Air Flow | CFM / m3/H | 141.24/543 |
Max. Static Pressure | In.wg /Pa | 1.4/636 |
Insulation class | ~ | Class B |
Degree of protection | ~ | IP44 |
Control Input | ~ | 0~10VDC / PWM |
Signal Output | ~ | FG (Tach output ) |
The FF3G140-2AGL-90 is a compact 230V AC forward-curve centrifugal fan engineered for space-constrained, low-noise applications. Featuring an innovative 38-blade galvanized steel impeller, it delivers efficient airflow with minimal acoustic footprint – ideal for sensitive electronics, medical devices, and quiet environments.
Ultra-High Blade Density Design
38 galvanized steel blades maximize air displacement in tight spaces while reducing turbulence noise – achieving 70 dB(A) at max load.
Forward-Curve Efficiency
Optimized for low-static pressure, high-volume flow (543 m³/h) – excels in open-air cooling or lightly restricted systems.
Compact Powerhouse
Fits 140mm footprints yet delivers 636 Pa pressure – ideal for upgrading small enclosures without sacrificing performance.
Plug-and-Play Control
Standard 0-10VDC/PWM input (yellow wire) + 4-pulse FG signal (white) for seamless speed tuning and RPM monitoring.
Medical Equipment: MRI/CT scanner cooling, dental chair ventilation, lab analyzer airflow.
Silent Electronics: Network switches, audio racks, broadcast equipment cooling.
HVAC Accessories: Compact fan coils, ceiling cassette units, mini-split indoor units.
Retail/Office: POS system cooling, projector ventilation, kiosk thermal management.
Industrial IoT: Sensor cabinet ventilation, control panel airflow, instrumentation cooling.
Q: Why choose forward-curve over backward-curve blades?
A: Forward-curve excels in low-pressure, high-flow applications with quieter operation – perfect for open-air cooling.
Q: How does 38 blades reduce noise?
A: Smaller blades move air more smoothly, cutting whistle tones common in fewer-blade designs.
Q: Is wiring different from other models?
A: Neutral wire is blue (not black) – verify connections to avoid damage.
Phase | ~ | 1~ |
Nominal Voltage | VAC | 230 |
Nominal voltage range | VAC | 184~270 |
Frequency | Hz | 50/60 |
Current draw | A | 1.06±10% |
Speed(RPM) | min-1 | 2580±5% |
Power consumption | W | 150±10% |
Sound Pressure Level | dB(A） | 70±5% |
Max. Air Flow | CFM / m3/H | 141.24/543 |
Max. Static Pressure | In.wg /Pa | 1.4/636 |
Insulation class | ~ | Class B |
Degree of protection | ~ | IP44 |
Control Input | ~ | 0~10VDC / PWM |
Signal Output | ~ | FG (Tach output ) |
The FF3G140-2AGL-90 is a compact 230V AC forward-curve centrifugal fan engineered for space-constrained, low-noise applications. Featuring an innovative 38-blade galvanized steel impeller, it delivers efficient airflow with minimal acoustic footprint – ideal for sensitive electronics, medical devices, and quiet environments.
Ultra-High Blade Density Design
38 galvanized steel blades maximize air displacement in tight spaces while reducing turbulence noise – achieving 70 dB(A) at max load.
Forward-Curve Efficiency
Optimized for low-static pressure, high-volume flow (543 m³/h) – excels in open-air cooling or lightly restricted systems.
Compact Powerhouse
Fits 140mm footprints yet delivers 636 Pa pressure – ideal for upgrading small enclosures without sacrificing performance.
Plug-and-Play Control
Standard 0-10VDC/PWM input (yellow wire) + 4-pulse FG signal (white) for seamless speed tuning and RPM monitoring.
Medical Equipment: MRI/CT scanner cooling, dental chair ventilation, lab analyzer airflow.
Silent Electronics: Network switches, audio racks, broadcast equipment cooling.
HVAC Accessories: Compact fan coils, ceiling cassette units, mini-split indoor units.
Retail/Office: POS system cooling, projector ventilation, kiosk thermal management.
Industrial IoT: Sensor cabinet ventilation, control panel airflow, instrumentation cooling.
Q: Why choose forward-curve over backward-curve blades?
A: Forward-curve excels in low-pressure, high-flow applications with quieter operation – perfect for open-air cooling.
Q: How does 38 blades reduce noise?
A: Smaller blades move air more smoothly, cutting whistle tones common in fewer-blade designs.
Q: Is wiring different from other models?
A: Neutral wire is blue (not black) – verify connections to avoid damage.
