Compact fan
Power electronics stay cool
As the volume of installed power electronics increases, so does the demand for effective but compact cooling. Whether in passenger transportation or goods transport: reliability, noise and safety are top priorities. Compact fans from ebm-papst meet these requirements while complying with all necessary standards.
Compactness combined with performance, comfort, efficiency and environmental friendliness place high demands on fans for use in vehicles - whether with combustion engines, fuel cells or electric drive technology. Added to this are railway-specific requirements and compliance with standards, such as functionality in the event of shocks and vibrations, noise optimization, EMC compatibility and IP protection.
As the volume of installed power electronics increases, so does the demand for effective but compact cooling. Compact fans from ebm-papst are therefore used in various applications: for cooling converters, control cabinets or electronics, for ventilating toilets, but also for powerful brake cooling. Drivers of trucks, trains or construction machinery also benefit from perfectly controllable air conditioning in their cabins, which makes their day-to-day work easier. Due to the proximity to people, the fans used must not only be powerful and compact, but also quiet in operation. The axial fans from ebm-papst can meet these requirements particularly well in the respective application-specific environment. They are used in sizes from 25 to 225 millimetres and deliver free-blowing air performance of up to 1,000 cubic meters per hour. pb
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