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Inline tube fan 160mm mixed-flow ETAMASTER - EM 160L E2M 01

Inline tube fan 160mm mixed-flow ETAMASTER - EM 160L E2M 01
Inline tube fan 160mm mixed-flow ETAMASTER - EM 160L E2M 01
Inline tube fan 160mm mixed-flow ETAMASTER - EM 160L E2M 01
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  • Brand: Ruck fans
  • AC motor
  • Up to 615 m3/h
  • 3 speeds

Ruck® Etamaster inline tube fan

The Ruck® ETAMASTER inline tube fan (EM M series) can be operated with an on/off switch or variable speed control, depending on the model. The Etamaster inline tube fan from Ruck® can be mounted directly on a tube, but we recommend the corresponding Ruck® fast clamp to reduce vibrations and noise through the duct.

The Etamaster has a built-in thermal switch to prevent burn out. In addition, the inline tube fan is equipped with a Mixed-Flow impeller with stator, as a result of which the fan will still produce a low sound level at a high flow rate. The EM M series is available with capacities ranging from 124 m3/h to a maximum of 3180 m3/h and with diameters ranging from 100 mm to a maximum of 315 mm respectively.

Ruck ventilatoren GmbH, is a leading German company with more than 25 years of experience. They are market leaders in the field of inline tube fans. With more than 300 enthusiastic employees, they work together on new developments and techniques on a daily basis. The company ensures quality assurance in order to deliver a great product with the latest ERP (Energy Related Product) requirements.

  • With plastic housing
  • Built-in thermal switch
  • Mixed-Flow impeller with stator

Brand Ruck ventilatoren GmbH
Category Ruck ETAMASTER Inline extractor fans
GTIN 4061199013109
Manufacturer's item number 126549
Article number 65126549

Specifications

Connection diameter 160 mm
Number of phases 1~
Number of poles 2
Control On/Off, Potentiometer
Type of motor control 36925
Category code 35
Capacitor µ 1.5 µF
Capacitor Voltage 450 V
Weight 2.49 kg
IP Complete Unit IPX4
IP Terminal Box IP44
IP Motor IP00
Insulation Class Motor F
Max. Operating Current 0.29 A
Max. pressure 240 Pa
Max. Air Volume 615 m³/h
Max. Current Consumption 0.29 A
Max. power consumption 45 W
Max. Static Efficiency 33.9 %
Max. allowed Medium Temperature 60 °C
Max. allowed Medium Temperature at Rated Current 60 °C
Max. allowed Ambient Temperature 60 °C
Max. allowed Ambient Temperature at Rated Current 60 °C
Max. number of revolutions 2820 1/min
Max. Total Efficiency 37.5 %
With timer No
Min. allowed Voltage 230 V
Min. Operating Temperature -25 °C
Motor Protection TAI
Motor type 1~
Nominal frequency 50 Hz
Rated Speed 2730 1/min
Nominal power consumption 45 W
Nominal voltage 230 V
Nominal current 0.28 A
Blocked current 0.44 A

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