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Features:
- Honeywell parts table identifies exact 51303940-200.
- Documented as a 230 VAC cabinet fan assembly with alarm.
- Replacement PWB is identified separately as 51201475-200.
Honeywell's HPM High-Performance Process Manager Service manual R690, dated September 2021, includes 51303940-200 in its non-conformally coated HPM on-site replaceable-unit parts list. The exact description is a cabinet fan assembly for 230 VAC with alarm. A nearby row lists 51201475-200 as the 230 VAC replacement printed-wiring board for the complete fan assembly. This distinction matters when ordering because a PWB alone is not the same deliverable as the fan assembly, and the separately listed 115 VAC execution is not interchangeable by description alone.
Before procurement, photograph the existing label and record cabinet supply, alarm connector, mounting pattern, airflow direction and all included guards or fasteners. Isolate cabinet power according to the approved maintenance procedure before removal. After fitting the verified assembly, inspect cable routing and mechanical clearance, then restore power and check fan rotation, airflow and alarm operation. The reviewed Honeywell table does not state fan airflow rate, sound level, current draw, net weight, carton size or unrestricted alternate compatibility, so those values must be confirmed from the supplied hardware and written quotation.
The 51303940-200 Honeywell HPM 230 VAC Cabinet Fan Assembly with Alarm may still be available for purchase and support from Moore Automated Company beyond End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
Honeywell 51303940-200 official technical documentation and product links.
This multi-page Honeywell technical document contains the exact model and its technical data. Apply the values to the supplied type number and verify its revision before installation.
The reviewed Honeywell parts table assigns 230 VAC to the exact fan-assembly number. A separate 115 VAC assembly appears in the same table, so cabinet supply must be checked from the installed equipment and complete label before ordering or energizing a replacement.
Honeywell lists the complete fan assembly and its replacement printed-wiring board as different part numbers. Confirm whether the maintenance scope requires the complete alarmed fan assembly or only the documented PWB. Do not represent a loose board as the complete mechanical and electrical assembly.
After safe installation, verify secure mounting, unobstructed airflow, correct fan rotation and the cabinet alarm path. The exact manual page does not publish airflow, acoustic, current or packed-shipment values. Record such data only from the allocated item, approved drawings or order-stage documentation.
