LEIPOLE 250FLW2VRP is a large‑capacity centrifugal fan from the FLW series. It provides stable forced ventilation and efficient heat dissipation for large industrial electrical enclosures, medium‑scale HVAC systems, and high‑power electrical equipment. The integrated structure ensures consistent airflow and reliable long‑hour operation in demanding industrial environments.

Capacitor start induction motor with built‑in automatic recovery thermal protection for overload safety.

Ball bearing structure reduces operational wear and supports extended service life.

IP44 ingress protection rating, compatible with a wide temperature and humidity range.

Compliant with IEC61858 Grade F insulation standard with stable high withstand voltage performance.

Dual integrated functions: Rotation Detection (RD) plus PWM speed regulation for intelligent control.

CE certified, with wide frequency adaptation for stable power input.

This fan operates on a 230V AC power supply with wide frequency compatibility for stable performance across different power systems. It runs within a defined power range while delivering strong airflow volume for effective cooling. The unit maintains stable operational noise, with a robust physical profile and controlled weight for secure mounting and long‑term integration. It includes reliable insulation and protection functions for safe continuous industrial use.

Suitable for internal cooling and ventilation of large industrial control cabinets and electrical enclosures.

Applied in medium‑scale HVAC systems and factory floor air circulation setups.

Used for heat dissipation in high‑power inverters, power supplies, and heavy‑duty industrial electrical equipment.

Provides auxiliary ventilation for data communication equipment and large‑scale cabinet electronic systems.

Ideal for industrial cooling system retrofits and intelligent speed‑controllable fan upgrade projects.

Widely implemented in manufacturing equipment, automation systems, power distribution, EV chargers, renewable energy facilities, data centers, and electrical thermal management projects.