Karl Klein DNG WS 6-22,5 Low Pressure Fan Datasheet

This document is about the technical parameters of DNG WS 6-22,5 fan


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Brand
Karl
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
German
Pages
3
File format
PDF
File size
188 KB
Published
10 July, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
2871A621C482D830CF4E4E0AC4F834F0

About this manual

This document is a technical datasheet for the Karl Klein DNG WS 6-22,5 low pressure fan (Niederdruck). It provides key electrical and performance specifications for both 50 Hz and 60 Hz operating frequencies, including maximum volume flow, pressure difference, motor power, and sound pressure levels.

The document includes a performance curve chart illustrating the relationship between volume flow and pressure difference, as well as a table of dimensional data for the fan unit. This manual is written in German.

What's inside

  • Technical Data
  • Performance Curve
  • Dimensions
  • Electrical Specifications
  • Motor Power
  • Sound Pressure Level
  • Weight
  • Protection Class

Specifications

Product TypeLow Pressure / 2-pole
Max Volume Flow (50 Hz)1200-1270 m³/h
Max Volume Flow (60 Hz)1210-1490 m³/h
Pressure Difference (50 Hz)840-845 Pa
Pressure Difference (60 Hz)1205-1225 Pa
Motor Power (50 Hz)0.480 kW
Motor Power (60 Hz)0.750 kW
Rated Voltage (50 Hz)202-277 V
Rated Voltage (60 Hz)350-480 V
Sound Pressure Level (50 Hz)74 dB (A)
Weight9.5 kg
Protection ClassIP 55

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum pressure difference this fan can handle?

The maximum pressure difference is between 840 and 845 Pa at 50 Hz, or 1205 to 1225 Pa at 60 Hz.

What is the maximum airflow capacity of this fan?

The maximum volumetric flow rate ranges from 1200 to 1270 m³/h at 50 Hz and 1210 to 1490 m³/h at 60 Hz.

What is the rated power of the motor for this fan model?

The rated motor power is 0.480 kW at 50 Hz and 0.750 kW at 60 Hz.

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