Triton RBA-A6 RUA 220V 23W axial fan — 220 V, 23 W, for bottom/top mounting

The Triton RBA-A6 RUA axial fan operates from a 220 V mains supply and consumes 23 W, designed for bottom or top mounting in enclosures, cabinets and electrical equipment. Its compact axial design provides directed airflow to remove heat and maintain stable temperatures inside housings where forced ventilation is required. The fan is suitable for integration into standard mounting positions and for applications that require a reliable, mains-powered ventilation solution for continuous or intermittent operation.

Advantages

The fan delivers consistent airflow with low installation complexity due to its common form factor for bottom or top mounting. Its mains-powered design eliminates the need for additional DC converters in AC-powered installations. Compact dimensions allow placement in constrained spaces while still providing effective cooling and ventilation for electronic components and small enclosures.

Suitable for

• Ventilation of control cabinets and electrical panels
• Cooling of small industrial enclosures and junction boxes
• Air circulation in server racks or telecommunications cabinets with compatible mounting
• Replacement or retrofit in equipment that requires 220 V axial fans

Key specifications

• Supply voltage: 220 V AC
• Power consumption: 23 W
• Mounting orientation: bottom or top mounting compatible
• Fan type: axial
• Designed use: enclosure and cabinet ventilation
• Suitable for continuous or intermittent operation

How to use

Install the Triton RBA-A6 RUA axial fan in the designated bottom or top mounting position according to the equipment manufacturer's mounting openings and fasten securely. Connect the fan to a 220 V AC supply using appropriate wiring and protective devices, following local electrical codes. Ensure the airflow direction matches the intended cooling path and that intake and exhaust openings are not obstructed. For equipment that requires specific airflow rates or noise limits, verify performance after installation and adjust baffles or ducting as needed.

Recommendations

Use protective isolation and overcurrent protection sized for the fan's nominal power. Regularly inspect the fan for dust buildup and mechanical wear; clean or replace as necessary to maintain performance. Avoid mounting where direct exposure to water or corrosive atmospheres is expected unless additional protective measures are taken.