Abstract: The disclosure relates to an electric motor, in particular configured as an internal rotor motor, for driving a fan having a stator, a rotor, a drive shaft, motor electronics disposed on a first axial side of the stator, a first cooling impeller which is associated with the motor electronics and disposed on the first axial side of the stator on the drive shaft and generates a first cooling air flow at least to the motor electronics during operation of the electric motor, and a second cooling impeller which is disposed immediately adjacent the stator on a second axial side of the stator opposite the first axial side and has impeller blades that generate a second cooling air flow at least in the axial direction along the stator during operation of the electric motor.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to an electric motor, in particular configured as an internal rotor motor, for driving a fan having a stator, a rotor, a drive shaft, motor electronics disposed on a first axial side of the stator, a first cooling impeller which is associated with the motor electronics and disposed on the first axial side of the stator on the drive shaft and generates a first cooling air flow at least to the motor electronics during operation of the electric motor, and a second cooling impeller which is disposed immediately adjacent the stator on a second axial side of the stator opposite the first axial side and has impeller blades that generate a second cooling air flow at least in the axial direction along the stator during operation of the electric motor.

Abstract: An expansion plug including a cam lever with a securing portion, and a top plate with a flange. A first hole is centered in the securing portion and a second hole is centered in the flange. During engagement of the cam lever, the securing portion adjoins the flange, aligning the two holes. Thus, a lock may be inserted through both holes to securely fasten the cam lever to the top plate.