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FF3G160-2AGL-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 | 2050±5% |
Power consumption | W | 150±10% |
Sound Pressure Level | dB(A） | 71±5% |
Max. Air Flow | CFM / m3/H | 370.7/630 |
Max. Static Pressure | In.wg /Pa | 2.48/620 |
Insulation class | ~ | Class B |
Degree of protection | ~ | IP44 |
Control Input | ~ | 0~10VDC / PWM |
Signal Output | ~ | FG (Tach output ) |
The FF3G160-2AGL-90 is a forward-curved centrifugal fan engineered for precision cooling in space-constrained systems. With 38 galvanized steel blades generating exceptional static pressure (620 Pa) at minimal noise (71 dB(A)), it excels where silent, focused airflow is critical. Ideal for medical devices and lab equipment, its compact 160mm frame fits tight enclosures while resisting corrosion.
Micro-Blade Pressure Boost
38 uniquely angled blades accelerate air efficiently — delivers 2x higher static pressure than standard 9-blade fans in the same size class.
Corrosion-Resistant Core
Galvanized steel impeller withstands humid or chemical environments (e.g., lab disinfectants) without plastic degradation.
Library-Quiet Operation
Forward-curve design + precision balancing maintains sub-71 dB(A) at 2,050 RPM — 30% quieter than comparable industrial fans.
Plug-and-Play Compatibility
Runs on 184–270 VAC without stabilizers, with auto-protection against voltage spikes or motor jams.
Medical Diagnostics: MRI coolant systems, blood analyzer cabinets.
Lab Equipment: Fume hood exhausts, microscope stage cooling.
Electronics Enclosures: Server racks, telecom base stations.
Sound-Sensitive Areas: Recording studios, museum display cases.
Q: Why 38 blades instead of fewer?
A: Maximizes pressure in compact spaces — each blade adds incremental lift for dense airflow at low RPM.
Q: Can galvanized steel blades rust?
A: Zinc coating prevents rust in 15–90% RH environments. Avoid chlorine bleach exposure.
Q: Is a controller required for speed adjustment?
A: Optional — connect 0–10V/PWM to yellow wire for variable speeds, or run full power by default.
Q: How to clean dust from dense blades?
A: Use compressed air (≤0.3 MPa) from outlet side. Never disassemble — blades are factory-balanced.
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 | 2050±5% |
Power consumption | W | 150±10% |
Sound Pressure Level | dB(A） | 71±5% |
Max. Air Flow | CFM / m3/H | 370.7/630 |
Max. Static Pressure | In.wg /Pa | 2.48/620 |
Insulation class | ~ | Class B |
Degree of protection | ~ | IP44 |
Control Input | ~ | 0~10VDC / PWM |
Signal Output | ~ | FG (Tach output ) |
The FF3G160-2AGL-90 is a forward-curved centrifugal fan engineered for precision cooling in space-constrained systems. With 38 galvanized steel blades generating exceptional static pressure (620 Pa) at minimal noise (71 dB(A)), it excels where silent, focused airflow is critical. Ideal for medical devices and lab equipment, its compact 160mm frame fits tight enclosures while resisting corrosion.
Micro-Blade Pressure Boost
38 uniquely angled blades accelerate air efficiently — delivers 2x higher static pressure than standard 9-blade fans in the same size class.
Corrosion-Resistant Core
Galvanized steel impeller withstands humid or chemical environments (e.g., lab disinfectants) without plastic degradation.
Library-Quiet Operation
Forward-curve design + precision balancing maintains sub-71 dB(A) at 2,050 RPM — 30% quieter than comparable industrial fans.
Plug-and-Play Compatibility
Runs on 184–270 VAC without stabilizers, with auto-protection against voltage spikes or motor jams.
Medical Diagnostics: MRI coolant systems, blood analyzer cabinets.
Lab Equipment: Fume hood exhausts, microscope stage cooling.
Electronics Enclosures: Server racks, telecom base stations.
Sound-Sensitive Areas: Recording studios, museum display cases.
Q: Why 38 blades instead of fewer?
A: Maximizes pressure in compact spaces — each blade adds incremental lift for dense airflow at low RPM.
Q: Can galvanized steel blades rust?
A: Zinc coating prevents rust in 15–90% RH environments. Avoid chlorine bleach exposure.
Q: Is a controller required for speed adjustment?
A: Optional — connect 0–10V/PWM to yellow wire for variable speeds, or run full power by default.
Q: How to clean dust from dense blades?
A: Use compressed air (≤0.3 MPa) from outlet side. Never disassemble — blades are factory-balanced.
