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ACmaxx / i-maxxTechnical informationParticular design features of the ACmaxx:Prepared for all AC voltagesThese models have a very wide voltage range from 85 to 265 VAC – theglobal voltage range, so to speak. This enables the fan to be used aroundthe world, opening up large savings potentials. In addition to reduced logisticseffort and stock-keeping, worldwide availability is key. ACmaxx iscompatible with every supply voltage–no switching needed. From 85 to265 volts and mains frequencies of 50 and 60 hertz. Voltage fluctuationsin the power system are automatically compensated for.You can find further information about these fan options in the"Specialised fans" chapter, starting on page 107.Or you can simply contact our application engineers to discuss your idealACmaxx or i-maxx fan.Higher performanceUnlike conventional AC technology, the state-of-the-art drive concept ofthis fan series is not linked to a fixed power frequency. This allows themotor speed to be increased over a wide range. Thus ACmaxx providessignificantly higher air flow and significantly increased pressure.Pa150125100[in H 2O]0,50,4ACmaxx120 mmHigher flexibilityThe flexibility of ACmaxx is one-of-a-kind. With its intelligent features,ACmaxx can be individually adapted to the specific application: standbymode, overload mode at peak times or night reduction all the way to temperature-controlledquiet operation are all possible. From speed setting toalarm or speed signal outputs, ACmaxx offers optional interfaces withwhich you can quickly and easily implement operation monitoring.7550250,30,20,1Standard AC fans120 mm0 30 60 90 120 15050 100 150 200 250CFMm³/h128
Optional special versionsDC axial fans InformationInformation on pictogramsOn the pages of the catalogue and on the following overview pages, the pictograms illustrated below provide information about technically possiblespecial versions in the fan line presented.Please note that these special versions are not possible for all voltages and speeds, and not in all combinations.The special versions are designed for specific customers and projects and are not usually available off the shelf.N GTISpeed signalThe fan uses a separate wire to output informationabout its speed, and thus about the speed of the rotor.For technical details, please refer to page 110.Go / No-go alarmThe fan uses a separate wire to output a static signalwhen it is stationary, thus providing information aboutwhether or not the rotor is turning. For technicaldetails, please refer to page 117.Alarm with limit speedIf the speed drops below a certain level defined in thefan's electronics, the fan will emit a static signal, thusproviding information about whether or not the rotor isturning. For technical details, please refer to page 114.External temperature sensorAn NTC is connected to the fan via a separate wire andthe fan changes its speed depending on the temperatureat the NTC. For technical details, please refer topage 120.Internal temperature sensorIn this case, the NTC is integrated into the fan and thefan changes its speed depending on the temperature atthe NTC. For technical details, please refer to page120.PWMAHPIP54SPPWM control inputThe speed of the fan can be changed via a pulse-widthmodulatedsignal. This signal is applied to a speciallyprovided wire. For technical details, please refer to page121.Analogue control inputThe speed of the fan can be changed via a control voltage.This control voltage is applied to a specially providedwire. For technical details, please refer to page 121.Multi-option control inputThe fan has a control input that the user can trigger eitherusing a PWM signal, an analogue signal or aresistor. For technical details, please refer to page 122.Protection against moistureProtection for the fan's electronics against moisture andcondensation. For technical details, please refer to page123.IP 54Protection of motor and PCB board against splashedwater and humidity. For technical details, please refer topage 123.Protection against salt spray fogProtection of fan against the damaging effects of saltspray fog. For technical details, please refer to page123.129Representatives Accessories AC centrifugal fans AC axial fans ACmaxx / i-maxx DC fans - specials DC centrifugal fans
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