EHND & EHNE Backward Curved Centrifugal Fans
Available in Standard or ATEX Versions
The EHND and EHNE series of backward curved centrifugal fans are made of galvanised sheet steel. Both models feature highly energy efficient aluminium impellers with galvanised sheet steel inlet cones. They can achieve airflow rates up to 21,000 m³/h. Contact us with your fan requirements. We’re here to provide you with the best fan solution to enhance the performance and efficiency of your system.
Featuring High Efficiency Impellers
Available with impeller sizes from 200mm up to 630mm. All impellers are balanced dynamically and statically in accordance to quality level G 2,5 DIN ISO 1940 on two levels.
EHND: Single inlet backward curved centrifugal impeller, IEC standard motor, three phase
EHNE: Single inlet, backward curved centrifugal impeller, IEC standard motor, single phase
IEC motors are characterised by a compact, robust design and are controllable in combination with variable frequency drives. IEC motors are more commonly situated outside of the airstream so can deal with higher temperatures than motors that sit in the airstream (for example, external rotor motors).
The standard temperature of the ventilated air or gas is -20°C up to 60°C. However, if the motor does not directly get in contact with the hot air, the fan has a resistance of up to 100°C. If there is a requirement of the fan to handle air that is up to 120°C, special measurements of the temperature surrounding the motor must be monitored constantly.
To handle colder air than in the standard range, special bearings suited to very low temperatures can be used. This will allow for air handling to a minimum of -40°C.
Typical applications for EHND and EHNE backward curved centrifugal fans include the ventilation of workshops and industrial buildings.
Axair offer versions of the series that are ATEX certified that can be used in areas deemed to have a risk of explosion such as;
•Fuel stations
•Food processing
Technical Data
The EHND and EHNE series are paired with IEC motors which are characterised by a compact, robust design and are controllable in combination with variable frequency drives. IEC motors are more commonly situated outside of the airstream so can deal with higher temperatures than motors that sit in the airstream. The standard temperature of the ventilated air or gas is -20°C up to 60°C. However, if the motor does not directly get in contact with the hot air, the fan has a resistance of up to 100°C.
| Fan Type | Voltage (V) |
Frequency (Hz) |
Input Power (kW) |
Rated Current (A) |
Speed (rpm) |
Max Temp (°C) |
IP Rating (IP) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GKHM 355-CIG.102.5HF IE Gen3 (IE5) | 3~ 380-480 | 50 / 60 | 2.33 | 3.7 at 400V | 3120 | 40 | IP54 |
| GKHM 400-CIG.114.6FF IE Gen3 (IE5) | 3~ 380-480 | 50 / 60 | 4.48 | 7 at 400V | 3170 | 40 | IP54 |
| GKHM 450-CIG.128.6IF IE Gen3 (IE4) | 3~ 380-480 | 50 / 60 | 5.9 | 9.05 at 400V | 2950 | 40 | IP54 |
| GKHM 500-CIG.143.6NA IE Gen3+ (IE4) | 3~ 380-480 | 50 / 60 | 7.48 | 11.4 at 400V | 2625 | 40 | IP54 |
| GKHM 560-CIG.160.6NA IE Gen3+ (IE4) | 3~ 380-480 | 50 / 60 | 6.85 | 10.7 at 400V | 2125 | 40 | IP54 |
| GKHM 630-CIG.180.6NA IE Gen3+ (IE4) | 3~ 380-480 | 50 / 60 | 5.1 | 7.88 at 400V | 1580 | 40 | IP54 |