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The Hoffman Enclosures A3AXFN is a compact axial fan designed for thermal management within electrical enclosures. It operates on 115VAC at 50/60Hz and delivers an airflow of 27 CFM. The unit features a 3-inch diameter with 3-inch lead wires for direct connection. Constructed from mild steel with a black powder-coated finish, it provides reliable cooling in space-constrained environments.
Verify the specific voltage requirement (115VAC) and lead wire length (3 inches) against your system specifications. Confirm that the mounting dimensions align with your enclosure cutout requirements. Ensure the ambient temperature ratings meet your operational conditions before procurement.
Select this model when space is limited but consistent airflow is required. Compare against larger fans if higher CFM is needed. Verify compatibility with existing wiring harnesses due to the fixed lead wire configuration. Consider the steel material durability for your specific environmental exposure.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Compact Axial Fan series, which includes models like A2AXFN24 and A4AXFN. These fans are engineered for quiet, reliable cooling in industrial and commercial applications where standard fans do not fit.
Check for compatible substitutes such as the A2AXFN24 or A4AXFN depending on size constraints. Ensure any replacement matches the 115VAC input and physical mounting footprint. Verify airflow performance equivalence to maintain thermal protection standards.
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