CAFELE
CAFELE 145FZY2-S Axial Fan AC 220V 30W 50Hz 172x150x38mm case fan
An AC 220V 30W axial case fan with ball bearing, 2600 RPM speed and 56 dBA noise in a 172x150x38mm frame
- TypeCase Fan
- Reliable airflow for cabinets with 2600 min⁻¹ axial design
- CE-approved safety for 220 VAC installations
- Ball-bearing durability reduces maintenance cycles
- Compact 172×150×38 mm footprint fits tight enclosures
- Quiet 56 dBA operation at 30 W power draw
Purpose & Fit
The CAFELE 145FZY2-S is a 172x150x38mm axial fan designed for cabinet or UPS cooling. It runs on 220 VAC at 50 Hz and draws 30 W at 2600 min-1 with a noise level of 56 dBA. The ball bearing construction suits continuous duty in industrial enclosures or server racks where mains-powered airflow is required.
Installation Checklist
Verify that your enclosure provides a 172x150 mm cut-out with 38 mm depth clearance and access to a 220 VAC 50 Hz supply. Confirm the mounting hole pattern matches the fan frame before wiring. The unit carries CE approval; ensure local regulations permit direct mains connection without additional safety interlocks.
What the Package Changes
The box contains a single fan only; no power cord, grille, filter or speed controller is supplied. You must source a suitable mains lead and any protective grill separately. The bare-unit delivery keeps cost down for integrators who already stock standard IEC cables and mounting hardware.
Highlights
- Reliable airflow for cabinets with 2600 min⁻¹ axial design
- CE-approved safety for 220 VAC installations
- Ball-bearing durability reduces maintenance cycles
- Compact 172×150×38 mm footprint fits tight enclosures
- Quiet 56 dBA operation at 30 W power draw
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What is included in the box and do I need any extra cables or mounts?
The box contains one 145FZY2-S axial fan measuring 172×150×38 mm with a ball bearing. No cables, screws or mounting brackets are supplied.
Which version or capacity should I choose for a 220 VAC 50 Hz cabinet?
This single model runs at 220 VAC, 50 Hz, draws 30 W and spins at 2600 min⁻¹; there are no alternative voltage or power versions listed.
What does the 56 dBA noise rating mean once the fan is installed in a UPS enclosure?
At full speed the fan produces 56 dBA, a level comparable to a quiet office, so it will be audible but not intrusive in a typical server room.
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