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YK-CF60240B-6020A
YKFANMOTOR
Air curtain, electric fireplace, heater
Impeller 60 mm dia. x 240 mm length
Aluminium wire
Galvanised metal housing, aluminium-alloy impeller
AC 220-240 V, 50/60 Hz
32 W
2,000-2,300 RPM
US$4.99-5.27 / piece
60x240 cross flow fan on a 6020 ball-bearing shaded pole motor. 32 W, 2,000-2,300 RPM, 180-260 m³/h, 220-240 V. Impeller length can be built at 180 mm on the same motor.
240 mm barrel fills the gap between 180 mm appliance fans and 300 mm HVAC barrels, with 180-260 m³/h of headroom.
6020 motor can be built as 6016 on the same order, so one drawing covers two performance tiers.
Ball bearings tolerate vertical mounting and long idle periods in seasonal heating equipment.
Galvanised metal housing resists the humid air of air-curtain duty better than painted steel.
CE and RoHS conformity for EU retail and commercial channels.
Air is drawn into the 240 mm barrel along its full length and leaves through a narrow discharge slot, which is why the airflow is even across the slot instead of concentrated in the middle. The ball-bearing shaded pole motor runs the impeller at 2,000-2,300 RPM and draws 32 W; being a shaded pole design it needs no capacitor, so the fan connects to the AC 220-240 V, 50/60 Hz supply with two leads.
The values below are the specification we build the YK-CF60240B-6020A to. Airflow is measured at free discharge and rated voltage; with a grille, filter or heat exchanger in the airflow path, expect a reduction of 15-25 percent.
Product name | 60x240mm AC cross flow fan / tangential blower |
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Model | YK-CF60240B-6020A |
Impeller diameter | 60 mm |
Impeller length | 240 mm (can be built at 180 mm) |
Housing | Galvanised metal |
Blade material | Aluminium alloy |
Motor type | Ball-bearing shaded pole motor |
Motor size | 6020 (can be 6016) |
Voltage / frequency | AC 220-240 V, 50/60 Hz |
Input power | 32 W |
Speed | 2,000-2,300 RPM |
Air volume | 180-260 m³/h |
Noise | 52-58 dB(A) |
Certification | CE / RoHS |
Price band | US$4.99-5.27 per piece |
Warranty | 2 years |
1,000 pieces for the standard 60x240 build. Mixing 6020 and 6016 motor sizes on one purchase order is possible above 3,000 pieces total.
Typical duties for the YK-CF60240B-6020A. Air curtain, electric fireplace, heater.
Air curtains - 180-260 m³/h over a 240 mm slot holds a stronger door-line seal than a 180 mm barrel, with lower noise than a 300 mm barrel at the same duty.
Electric fireplaces and stoves - The 240 mm length suits 1,200-1,500 mm inserts where one barrel must cover the full flame width.
Convection and fan heaters - Ball bearings survive the warm, dusty air above a heating element and the seasonal idle period between winters.
Drying and curing cabinets - Even tangential discharge keeps temperature uniform across a shelf stack.
Choose the 240 mm barrel when the discharge slot is 200-260 mm wide. Below that, most of the airflow is throttled at the housing lip and a 180 mm barrel performs better for less power.
The YK-CF60240B-6020A is built in our own plant, so the specification can be adjusted to your appliance rather than the other way round. Options below are quoted against the base build.
Impeller lengths of 180, 240 and 300 mm on the same 60 mm platform.
Motor size 6020 or 6016 to trade airflow against power draw.
Winding material confirmed per order: copper, aluminium or CCA.
110 V / 60 Hz build for North American programmes.
Custom lead length, connector and terminal block.
Private label.
1,000 pieces for the standard 60x240 build. Mixing 6020 and 6016 motor sizes on one purchase order is possible above 3,000 pieces total.
Manufactured by Guangzhou Yuexun Electric Appliance Co., Ltd. (YKFANMOTOR) in Guangzhou, China, part of a family motor business with more than 28 years of manufacturing experience. CE and RoHS documentation is supplied where the model carries those marks; IEC test reports can be arranged for custom builds.
Q: What is the airflow of a 60x240 cross flow fan?
A: This model delivers 180-260 m³/h (about 106-153 CFM) at 2,000-2,300 RPM with 32 W input. Airflow is quoted at free discharge; a grille or heat exchanger reduces it by 15-25 percent.
Q: Why is the noise rating higher than the 60x180 model?
A: The 240 mm barrel moves roughly 25 percent more air at a similar tip speed, so blade-pass sound rises to 52-58 dB(A). If noise is the constraint, specify the 2,000 RPM winding rather than 2,300 RPM.
Q: Can the impeller be 180 mm instead of 240 mm?
A: Yes. The 6020 motor accepts either barrel, so one motor drawing covers both lengths. That is useful when the same appliance is sold in two widths.
Q: Is a capacitor needed?
A: No. The motor is shaded pole, so it connects directly to the AC supply with two leads.
Q: What is the MOQ and price?
A: 1,000 pieces at US$4.99-5.27 per piece depending on quantity and winding material. Volume pricing starts at 3,000 pieces.
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