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FF3G200-2AGL-90
Fanova
Phase | ~ | 1~ |
Nominal Voltage | VAC | 230 |
Nominal voltage range | VAC | 184~270 |
Frequency | Hz | 50/60 |
Current draw | A | 1.5±10% |
Speed(RPM) | min-1 | 1600±5% |
Power consumption | W | 220±10% |
Sound Pressure Level | dB(A） | 74±5% |
Max. Air Flow | CFM / m3/H | 588.5/1000 |
Max. Static Pressure | In.wg /Pa | 3.92/980 |
Insulation class | ~ | Class B |
Degree of protection | ~ | IP44 |
Control Input | ~ | 0~10VDC / PWM |
Signal Output | ~ | FG (Tach output ) |
The FF3G200-2AGL-90 is a high-pressure forward centrifugal fan engineered for demanding industrial applications requiring compact power. Featuring a dense 38-blade galvanized steel impeller (200mm) and a robust BLEC92 EC motor, it delivers exceptional 980 Pa (3.92 in.wg) static pressure—ideal for overcoming system resistance in constrained spaces. With IP44-rated durability and 50,000-hour lifespan, it excels in abrasive or humid environments.
High-Pressure Compact Design
Generates industry-leading pressure density—980 Pa static pressure in a 200mm footprint—via 38 optimized forward-curved blades. Ideal for space-limited installations where traditional blowers fail.
Industrial-Grade Resilience
Galvanized steel impeller resists corrosion, while sealed ball bearings handle continuous 60°C operation. IP44 protection ensures reliability in dusty/humid conditions without maintenance.
Precision Airflow Control
EC motor enables 0–10VDC/PWM speed tuning with ±10% current accuracy. Integrated tachometer (4 pulses/rev) provides real-time RPM feedback for system diagnostics.
Industrial paint booths (overspray extraction)
Compact filtration systems (dust collectors, HEPA units)
Process drying equipment (printing, textile machinery)
High-static-pressure ducting (mines, tunnels)
Q1: Why choose forward-curved over backward blades?
A1: Forward blades excel in high-pressure/low-space scenarios—delivering 30% more static pressure than backward designs at identical sizes, but consume slightly more energy.
Q2: Can it handle flammable dust?
A2: Galvanized steel resists sparks, but for ATEX Zone 22 environments, request our explosion-proof variant with grounded impeller.
Q3: How does blade count (38) affect performance?
A3: Higher blade count maximizes pressure generation by reducing air slippage—critical for dense filtration or long duct runs.
Phase | ~ | 1~ |
Nominal Voltage | VAC | 230 |
Nominal voltage range | VAC | 184~270 |
Frequency | Hz | 50/60 |
Current draw | A | 1.5±10% |
Speed(RPM) | min-1 | 1600±5% |
Power consumption | W | 220±10% |
Sound Pressure Level | dB(A） | 74±5% |
Max. Air Flow | CFM / m3/H | 588.5/1000 |
Max. Static Pressure | In.wg /Pa | 3.92/980 |
Insulation class | ~ | Class B |
Degree of protection | ~ | IP44 |
Control Input | ~ | 0~10VDC / PWM |
Signal Output | ~ | FG (Tach output ) |
The FF3G200-2AGL-90 is a high-pressure forward centrifugal fan engineered for demanding industrial applications requiring compact power. Featuring a dense 38-blade galvanized steel impeller (200mm) and a robust BLEC92 EC motor, it delivers exceptional 980 Pa (3.92 in.wg) static pressure—ideal for overcoming system resistance in constrained spaces. With IP44-rated durability and 50,000-hour lifespan, it excels in abrasive or humid environments.
High-Pressure Compact Design
Generates industry-leading pressure density—980 Pa static pressure in a 200mm footprint—via 38 optimized forward-curved blades. Ideal for space-limited installations where traditional blowers fail.
Industrial-Grade Resilience
Galvanized steel impeller resists corrosion, while sealed ball bearings handle continuous 60°C operation. IP44 protection ensures reliability in dusty/humid conditions without maintenance.
Precision Airflow Control
EC motor enables 0–10VDC/PWM speed tuning with ±10% current accuracy. Integrated tachometer (4 pulses/rev) provides real-time RPM feedback for system diagnostics.
Industrial paint booths (overspray extraction)
Compact filtration systems (dust collectors, HEPA units)
Process drying equipment (printing, textile machinery)
High-static-pressure ducting (mines, tunnels)
Q1: Why choose forward-curved over backward blades?
A1: Forward blades excel in high-pressure/low-space scenarios—delivering 30% more static pressure than backward designs at identical sizes, but consume slightly more energy.
Q2: Can it handle flammable dust?
A2: Galvanized steel resists sparks, but for ATEX Zone 22 environments, request our explosion-proof variant with grounded impeller.
Q3: How does blade count (38) affect performance?
A3: Higher blade count maximizes pressure generation by reducing air slippage—critical for dense filtration or long duct runs.
