Fan Motor Brushless DC Motor-W7840A
Production introduction
One of the key advantages of a brushless DC motor is its energy efficiency. It consumes significantly less power compared to traditional fan motors, making it an eco-friendly option for those conscious about energy consumption. This efficiency is achieved through the absence of brush friction and the ability of the motor to adjust its speed based on the required airflow. With this technology, fans equipped with brushless DC motors can provide the same or even better airflow while consuming less power, ultimately reducing electricity bills.
Additionally, brushless DC motors offer greater reliability and lifespan. Since there are no brushes to wear out, the motor operates smoothly and silently for an extended period. Traditional fan motors often suffer from brush wear, leading to decreased performance and noise. Brushless DC motors, on the other hand, are virtually maintenance-free, requiring minimal attention throughout their lifespan.
General Specification
- ● Voltage Range: 310VDC
- ● Duty: S1, S2
- ● Rated Speed: 1400rpm
- ● Rated Torque: 1.45Nm
- ● Rated Current: 1A
- ● Operational Temperature: -40°C to +40°C
- ● Insulation Grade: Class B, Class F, Class H
- ● Bearing Type: durable brand ball bearings
- ● Optional shaft material: #45 Steel, Stainless Steel, Cr40
- ● Certification: CE, ETL, CAS, UL
Application
INDUSTRIAL BLOWERS, AIRCRAFT COOLING SYSTEM, HEAVY DUTY AIR VENTILATORS, HVAC, AIR COOLERS AND HARSH ENVIRONMENT ETC.


Dimension


Parameters
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Items |
Unit |
Model |
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W7840A |
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Rated voltage |
V |
310(DC) |
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No-load speed |
RPM |
3500 |
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No-load current |
A |
0.2 |
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Rated speed |
RPM |
1400 |
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Rated current |
A |
1 |
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Rated power |
W |
215 |
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Rated Torque |
Nm |
1.45 |
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Insulating Strength |
VAC |
1500 |
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Insulation Class |
|
B |
|
IP Class |
|
IP55 |
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