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LWCD-80520MN-06 is a LONGWELL DC Cross Flow Fan from the DC Cross Flow Fans range, impeller Ø80 mm, rated 24 V DC, maximum airflow 650 m³/h, maximum static pressure 59 Pa, noise 54 dB(A), input power 23 W. The low-voltage brushless DC motor suits battery-powered equipment and electronics cooling with speed control on demand.
Technical data
Model
LWCD-80520MN-06
Series
LWCD80520
Motor type
DC
Inlet
Single inlet
Rated voltage
24 V
Current
23 A
Input power
23 W
Speed
1,500 rpm
Max. airflow
650 m³/h
Max. static pressure
59 Pa
Noise
54 dB(A)
Ambient temperature
-25 ~ 60 °C
Impeller diameter
Ø80 mm
Outlet length
520mm
Impeller material
Aluminum alloy
Insulation class
B
Bearing
Maintenance-free ball bearings
Duty
S1
Typical applications
Indoor air-conditioning units
Air curtains and door air barriers
Elevator and cabinet ventilation
Linear air supply in appliances
Series LWCD80520: models in the same series share the impeller and motor platform and differ in speed grade, voltage or lead-out / terminal-box configuration — compare them in the table below or ask for the best fit at your duty point.
Nameplate values: maximum airflow is measured at zero static pressure and maximum static pressure at zero airflow; the two never occur together. Confirm the operating point on the performance curve. Final selection is subject to the duty point (airflow / static pressure / voltage / control mode) and project verification.
Alternatives with the same impeller (Ø80 mm · DC)
Same impeller, different speed grade, power or wiring. Step up for more airflow, step down for lower noise.
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