Provides forced-air cooling for the assigned drive or converter module so heat is removed from the power-electronic assembly.
- Signal or energy path: The fan motor converts the auxiliary electrical supply into impeller rotation and directed cabinet airflow; it does not process a control or measurement signal.
- Companion components: Use the specified mounting arrangement, guard, wiring, airflow path and host-drive hardware for the documented converter position.
- Engineering check: Verify rotation, airflow direction, supply wiring, obstruction clearance and vibration after installation.
- System boundary: Cooling performance depends on the documented host position and unobstructed cabinet airflow rather than a process-control setting.
Industrial drive cabinets and wind-turbine converter assemblies that use the documented cooling position.
Important Notice: Verify the complete D2D160-CE02-11 64650424 nameplate, installed-system documentation, companion hardware and current ABB instructions before installation or replacement.
Apter Power D2D160-CE02-11 64650424 Manuals and Guides
Important Notice: The first link is the product-parameters PDF prepared only from the cited manufacturer information; the second link is the Apter Power product manual. Confirm the physical nameplate, current manufacturer documents, and host-system requirements before installation or replacement.
ACS800-67 converter-module cooling
Provides the documented module airflow in ABB ACS800-67 wind-turbine converters at the U1 and U11.1-2 fan positions.
Low-voltage AC drive thermal management
Maintains cooling in a compatible ABB drive assembly whose official bill of material calls for item code 64650424.
Preventive fan replacement
Replaces the documented long-life fan according to the drive-specific ABB preventive-maintenance schedule.
Wind-power converter service
Supports cooling maintenance in the documented ACS800-67 asynchronous slip-ring-generator converter application.
Read and follow the current ABB documentation and host-equipment instructions before work. Verify the complete physical nameplate and system configuration.
1
Match ABB code 64650424, type D2D160-CE02-11, host drive, electrical rating, connector, mounting and airflow direction before replacement.
2
Do not substitute D2D160-CE02-12 or D2D160-CE02-16; ABB assigns those types different item codes.
3
Use 400 V AC and the 2274 W row value only for the documented ACS800-67 module-fan context. The ABB table covers positions U1 and U11.1-2 and does not establish 2274 W as a per-fan nameplate value.
4
Follow the host drive's complete electrical-safety, discharge-time, lifting, fan-access and reassembly procedures; the short long-life-fan note is not an installation manual.
5
ABB recommends replacing a long-life fan every nine years after installation according to the drive-specific preventive-maintenance schedule; harsh conditions may require the current drive schedule and inspection criteria.
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