EBM G2E140-AL30-48 Centrifugal Blower 115V 130W 179.5 CFM Die-Cast Aluminum

EBM G2E140-AL30-48 Centrifugal Blower 115V 130W 179.5 CFM Die-Cast Aluminum

The EBM G2E140-AL30-48 is a single-phase centrifugal blower made by ebm-papst, featuring a die-cast aluminum scroll housing and a compact base-plate mounting design. It delivers 179.5 CFM of airflow at 115V AC/60Hz while drawing 130W, making it a capable mid-size blower for forced-air cooling and ventilation applications. This unit has been tested and is in good working condition.

Specifications & What's Included

• Model: EBM G2E140-AL30-48
• Manufacturer: EBM-Papst (Made in West Germany)
• Voltage: 115V AC
• Frequency: 60 Hz
• Power: 130W
• Airflow: 179.5 CFM
• Noise Level: 60 dBA
• Capacitor: 10 µF, 220 VDB (MFB MP 10/400 series, IP64 rated)
• Housing: Die-cast aluminum scroll housing
• Inlet Diameter: 3.5 in
• Outlet Diameter: 2 – 2.75 in (square outlet port)
• Thermal Protection: Yes — Isolation Class B (Iso. Kl. B)
• Mounting: Flat base plate with flange-mount holes
• Phase: Single Phase
• Date Code: 4/95 (April 1995)
• Includes: Blower unit with base plate and attached capacitor; no additional accessories

Applications

Centrifugal blowers like the ebm-papst G2E140 series are used wherever a compact, high-static-pressure airflow source is needed — common applications include electronics cabinet cooling, HVAC equipment, industrial process ventilation, laser cooling systems, and medical or laboratory equipment enclosures. Unlike axial fans, centrifugal blowers draw air in through a central inlet and redirect it 90 degrees out a tangential outlet, which makes them well suited to ducted systems where pressure drop needs to be overcome. The G2E140 series dates from the mid-1990s era of ebm-papst's well-regarded German-made industrial fan line and remains compatible with a range of OEM equipment that specifies this model. The aluminum construction keeps weight manageable while providing durability in warm operating environments, and the built-in thermal protection (Iso. Kl. B) adds a layer of safety in continuous-duty installations.