Axial fan LF L5235505

An axial fan moves air in a straight line along its central shaft, drawing cool air in at one side and expelling warm air at the other. This continuous flow prevents heat build-up inside ovens, refrigeration units and other catering appliances, keeping their internal temperatures stable and protecting electrical components from overheating.

To use the fan, it is mounted directly onto the appliance's chassis or housing using the four corner holes. Once secured, it connects to the appliance's power supply, typically via a simple two-pin plug or direct wiring. When the appliance is switched on, the fan starts automatically, running whenever the appliance is in operation. No separate controls are required; the fan's speed and airflow are determined by the appliance's own power circuit and the resistance of the ventilation path.

The fan measures 119 mm by 119 mm by 25 mm, a compact size that allows it to fit into tight spaces behind worktops, inside cupboards or within the chassis of larger catering units. Its square profile and slim depth make it a direct replacement for existing fans in many professional appliances, particularly those originally fitted with FANDIS A12A23HTBF00 models. The housing and blades are constructed from lightweight, corrosion-resistant materials, ensuring consistent performance in the humid, grease-laden air of a commercial kitchen.

Cleaning is straightforward: the fan can be removed from its mounting and wiped down with a damp cloth to clear dust or grease accumulation. No lubrication or disassembly is needed, as the motor is sealed and maintenance-free. Regular cleaning maintains airflow efficiency and prevents the build-up of debris that could impede performance or cause overheating.