Technologies
EC Fans
In short: 24 series (93 models) cover 300–29,000 m³/h, up to 1010 Pa static pressure for EC Fans.
An EC fan couples a brushless PMSM motor to a built-in inverter, so the fan controls its own speed from a 0-10 V, PWM or Modbus signal. Against a shaded-pole or PSC AC motor, an EC fan typically cuts input power by 30–50 % at the same duty point and holds airflow as static pressure rises.
- Families
- 24
- Models
- 93
- Airflow
- 300–29,000 m³/h
- Motor types
- EC
Typical applications
- Air handling units and fan coils running continuously.
- Refrigeration and heat-pump units with part-load operation.
- Data-center and telecom cooling with remote speed control.
- Any installation where duct pressure or filter load changes over time.
How to choose
Specify the control signal your BMS already sends — 0-10 V, PWM or Modbus RTU — and confirm the minimum speed: EC motors run far below AC minimums, which is where part-load savings appear.
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Frequently asked questions
- How do I choose a fan for EC Fans?
- Specify the control signal your BMS already sends — 0-10 V, PWM or Modbus RTU — and confirm the minimum speed: EC motors run far below AC minimums, which is where part-load savings appear.
- Which models, airflow ranges and motor types are available for EC Fans?
- 93 models in 24 series, airflow 300–29,000 m³/h, motor types EC. Full parameters are listed on each series page.
- Which certifications apply to the fans used in EC Fans?
- ISO 9001:2015 covers motor design and production; CE (LVD), RoHS, REACH and CCC test reports are available for the motors. UL documents are provided on request.
- What are the MOQ, sample and lead time for EC Fans orders?
- MOQ, sample policy and lead time depend on model and quantity. Send the model and annual volume and we will confirm within one business day.
Need a selection check?
Send airflow, static pressure, voltage and ambient conditions — our engineers confirm the model and reply within one business day.