Value Collection SO2145-31 Square Tube Axial Fan 260 Cfm

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION SO2145-31 is a square tube axial fan designed for forced-air ventilation and cooling in industrial, commercial, and equipment enclosure applications. Running on 115 volts AC, it moves 260 CFM of air while drawing 0.490 amps. The motor operates across a speed range of 2,900 to 3,400 RPM and rides on ball bearings for reliable, long-cycle-life service. At 6.3 inches high by 6.3 inches wide by 2.44 inches deep, the compact square frame fits standard tube-style fan mounting cutouts. Licensed HVAC technicians, electrical contractors, and equipment service technicians install this type of unit in panel cooling, condenser section supplemental airflow, and general-purpose ventilation duties.

The SO2145-31 is suited for residential and light commercial equipment cooling, electronics enclosure ventilation, and supplemental airflow applications where a compact AC axial fan with a square frame is required. The 115-volt AC input makes it compatible with standard single-phase power circuits common in North American installations. Its square tube form factor simplifies direct bolt-in or duct-mount installation in existing fan arrays or new enclosure builds.

Key Features

• 260 CFM airflow capacity at rated speed range
• 115-volt AC input with 0.490-amp draw for low power consumption
• Ball bearing motor construction for extended service life
• Speed range of 2,900 to 3,400 RPM for consistent airflow output
• Square tube frame at 6.3 x 6.3 inches for standard cutout fitment
• Compact 2.44-inch depth suits shallow mounting configurations

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or upgrade axial fan for equipment enclosures, ventilation panels, and forced-air cooling assemblies requiring a 115-volt AC square tube fan with a 6.3-inch frame.

Installation Notes

De-energize all circuits and lock out power to the equipment before removing the existing fan or making wiring connections. This type of fan is typically installed by licensed electricians or qualified HVAC and equipment service technicians in accordance with NEC guidelines. Verify airflow direction arrow on the fan frame before securing to ensure proper exhaust or intake orientation. Confirm mounting hardware torque is sufficient to prevent vibration-induced loosening during operation.