7F.21.8.120.2055.0 Finder Filter Fan IP54 120 VAC Black (125 x 125) mm

7F.21.8.120.2055.0 Finder Filter Fan IP54 120 VAC Black (125 x 125) mm

Finder 7F.21.8.120.2055.0 is listed as an extended reference for a Finder 7F Series reverse-flow exhaust filter fan. The corresponding published base model 7F.21.8.120.2055 is a Size 2, 120 V AC, 50/60 Hz enclosure fan with 55 m³/h nominal free-air volume and a 125 x 125 mm panel cut-out. The significance of the additional .0 suffix should be confirmed before ordering.

SKU: 7F.21.8.120.2055.0Alt SKU: 7F21812020550MPN: 7F.21.8.120.2055.0
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Finder 7F.21.8.120.2055.0 – 120 V AC Reverse-Flow Exhaust Filter Fan, Size 2, 55 m³/h

The Finder 7F.21.8.120.2055.0 is a reverse-flow exhaust filter fan from the Finder 7F Series, designed to provide forced ventilation for electrical enclosures, industrial control cabinets and switchboards.

The product is listed under the extended part number 7F.21.8.120.2055.0. Finder's published ordering information identifies the corresponding base model as 7F.21.8.120.2055, a Size 2 reverse-flow filter fan operating at 120 V AC with a nominal free-air volume of 55 m³/h. The additional .0 suffix should be confirmed against the supplier's ordering documentation when exact variant identification is required.

Unlike a conventional intake filter fan, the Finder 7F.21 is designed to extract warm air from an electrical enclosure. This makes it useful for ventilation systems where active exhaust airflow is preferred.

Its compact construction, replaceable filter mat and panel-mounting design make it a practical ventilation component for industrial automation, machinery control and electrical distribution applications.

Key Advantages

  • Reverse-flow exhaust operation actively removes warm air from electrical enclosures.
  • 55 m³/h nominal free-air volume provides forced ventilation for suitable cabinet installations.
  • 120 V AC operation supports appropriately rated industrial control supplies.
  • 50/60 Hz compatibility allows operation with common AC supply frequencies.
  • Size 2 construction provides a compact ventilation solution.
  • 125 × 125 mm nominal panel cut-out supports installation into compatible enclosures.
  • Integrated fan and filter assembly combines active airflow with a serviceable ventilation opening.
  • Replaceable filter mat simplifies routine maintenance.
  • Low-noise design supports use in industrial electrical cabinets.
  • Suitable for thermostat-controlled operation with an appropriately rated control device.
  • Finder 7F Series compatibility supports coordinated enclosure ventilation designs.
  • Industrial enclosure application makes it suitable for control panels, switchboards and machinery cabinets.

Key Features

  • Finder 7F Series enclosure ventilation product.
  • Type 7F.21 reverse-flow filter fan.
  • Extended product reference: 7F.21.8.120.2055.0.
  • Corresponding published base model: 7F.21.8.120.2055.
  • Reverse-flow exhaust configuration.
  • Size 2 fan assembly.
  • Nominal operating voltage: 120 V AC.
  • AC supply frequency: 50/60 Hz.
  • Nominal free-air volume: 55 m³/h.
  • Approximate free-air volume: 32.4 CFM.
  • Nominal panel cut-out: 125 × 125 mm.
  • Integrated electric fan motor.
  • Replaceable filter element.
  • Designed for installation into enclosure sidewalls or panels.
  • Suitable for industrial electrical cabinet ventilation.

How the Finder 7F.21 Reverse-Flow Exhaust Fan Works

The Finder 7F.21 reverse-flow filter fan uses an electric motor to draw warm air from inside an electrical enclosure and discharge it through the ventilation opening.

As heat-generating electrical components operate, the temperature of the air inside the cabinet may rise. Active exhaust ventilation helps remove this warm air, allowing replacement air to enter through a suitable inlet.

This circulation can help maintain more suitable operating conditions for electrical components such as relays, power supplies, controllers, contactors and electronic modules.

The 55 m³/h rating describes nominal airflow under free-flow conditions. Actual airflow in an installed cabinet will be affected by the filter condition, inlet arrangement, enclosure resistance and overall ventilation design.

Reverse-Flow Exhaust Versus Standard Intake Ventilation

The Finder 7F.21 range uses reverse-flow operation to extract air from an enclosure.

By comparison, standard 7F.20 filter fans are generally used to introduce air into an enclosure.

An intake fan can create a slightly positive cabinet pressure, whereas an exhaust fan may create negative pressure depending on the inlet and outlet arrangement.

The appropriate configuration depends on the installation environment, dust exposure, required airflow direction and the positioning of heat-producing equipment.

Size 2 Panel Installation

The Finder 7F.21.8.120.2055 base model uses the Finder Size 2 enclosure cut-out format.

Finder's published ordering information specifies a nominal 125 × 125 mm panel opening with a +1.0 mm tolerance for Size 2 units.

Before cutting an enclosure panel, installers should confirm the mounting drawing, enclosure wall thickness and any gasket or retention requirements against the supplied product.

The unit should be positioned to encourage airflow through the areas of the cabinet where heat is generated.

Filter Inspection and Maintenance

The fan assembly incorporates a serviceable filter element. Over time, dust and airborne particles can accumulate within the filter and increase resistance to airflow.

Regular inspection helps maintain ventilation performance and reduces the likelihood of overheating caused by restricted airflow.

The filter should be replaced using a compatible Finder Size 2 replacement element specified for the exact fan assembly.

Maintenance intervals should be based on operating hours, ambient dust levels and the conditions surrounding the electrical enclosure.

120 V AC Electrical Supply Requirements

The Finder 7F.21.8.120.2055.0 corresponds to a 120 V AC fan configuration.

It must be connected only to an electrical supply within the manufacturer's permitted operating range.

Important for UK installations: Standard UK mains voltage is nominally 230 V AC. This 120 V AC fan must not be connected directly to a 230 V AC supply. Use a correctly rated supply arrangement or select a suitable 230 V AC model.

The fan may be controlled using a suitable cabinet thermostat or switching device, provided that the controller is appropriately rated for the fan's voltage and motor load.

Typical Applications

  • Industrial electrical control cabinets.
  • Automation and PLC enclosures.
  • Machinery control panel ventilation.
  • Electrical switchboards.
  • Power distribution cabinets.
  • Industrial process control installations.
  • Building services control panels.
  • OEM electrical enclosure manufacturing.
  • Cabinets requiring active warm-air extraction.
  • Temperature-controlled ventilation arrangements.
  • Industrial equipment using a suitable 120 V AC control supply.

Technical Specifications

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Cut-Out Size (mm) 125 × 125 mm
Manufacturer Finder
Series 7F Series
Type 7F.21
Requested product reference 7F.21.8.120.2055.0
Published base model 7F.21.8.120.2055
Product category Electrical enclosure ventilation
Product type Reverse-flow exhaust filter fan
Airflow direction Exhaust
Fan size Size 2
Nominal supply voltage 120 V AC
Supply type AC
Frequency 50/60 Hz
Nominal free-air volume 55 m³/h
Nominal free-air volume in imperial units Approximately 32.4 CFM
Panel cut-out 125 × 125 mm nominal
Panel cut-out tolerance +1.0 mm
Fan motor Integrated
Filter element Replaceable
Installation Electrical enclosure wall or panel
Application environment Indoor electrical enclosures
Colour Grey RAL 7035 for the standard base version; confirm the extended suffix variant before ordering
Additional .0 suffix Exact ordering significance not independently established

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Finder 7F.21.8.120.2055.0?

It is listed as a Finder 7F Series reverse-flow exhaust filter fan. The corresponding published base model, 7F.21.8.120.2055, is a Size 2, 120 V AC exhaust fan with a nominal free-air volume of 55 m³/h.

What does the additional .0 suffix mean?

The exact significance of the final .0 has not been independently confirmed from Finder's published ordering information. The base model specifications are available, but the extended suffix should be checked with the supplier when exact variant identification is important.

What voltage does this Finder exhaust fan require?

The corresponding base model operates at 120 V AC and supports 50/60 Hz supply frequencies.

What is the airflow rating?

The published base model has a nominal free-air volume of 55 m³/h, approximately 32.4 CFM.

Is this an intake fan or an exhaust fan?

It is a reverse-flow exhaust fan, designed to extract warm air from an electrical enclosure.

What size panel cut-out is required?

The Finder Size 2 configuration uses a nominal 125 × 125 mm cut-out with a +1.0 mm tolerance.

Can this fan be connected directly to 230 V UK mains?

No. The corresponding model is rated for 120 V AC. It requires a suitable electrical supply and must not be connected directly to an incompatible 230 V AC source.

Does the Finder 7F.21.8.120.2055.0 contain a motor?

Yes. It is an electrically powered exhaust filter fan, not a passive exhaust grille.

Can the filter element be replaced?

Yes. The Finder 7F Series filter fan design incorporates a replaceable filter element. The correct replacement should be selected for the supplied Size 2 assembly.

Can this fan be controlled using a thermostat?

Yes. It can be switched by a suitable thermostat or controller that is correctly rated for the fan's electrical supply and motor load.

What is the difference between Finder 7F.20 and 7F.21 fans?

The 7F.20 range is intended for conventional intake ventilation, while the 7F.21 range provides reverse-flow exhaust ventilation.

Is the Finder 7F.21.8.120.2055.0 suitable for outdoor use?

The published 7F.21 range is intended for indoor enclosure ventilation. For outdoor installations, select a model specifically rated for the required environmental exposure.

Reliable Ventilation for Industrial Electrical Enclosures

The Finder 7F.21.8.120.2055.0 is listed as a variant of the Finder Size 2 reverse-flow exhaust filter fan, combining 120 V AC operation and 55 m³/h nominal free-air volume for industrial enclosure ventilation. Its compact design and replaceable filter element make it a practical option for maintaining airflow through electrical control cabinets and switchboards. Confirm the extended ordering suffix before purchasing where exact variant specifications are required.