CAFELE
CAFELE 5915PC-12T-B30/15038PB-A1L-EP 172×150×38 mm AC 115 V case fan
A 172×150×38 mm AC axial fan moves 176.5 to 212 CFM at 2700 to 3200 RPM on 115 V power
- TypeCPU Cooler Fan
- High airflow up to 212 CFM for effective system cooling
- Dual-speed operation at 2700/3200 RPM balances performance and noise
- Rated 50000 hours service life for long-term reliability
- Operates across a wide -20 to 75 °C temperature range
- Compact 172×150×38 mm frame fits standard mounting spaces
CAFELE 5915PC-12T AC 115 V axial fan
This CAFELE 5915PC-12T-B30/15038PB-A1L-EP is an AC 115 V axial case fan built for industrial and server chassis that require high static pressure. It delivers 176.5 to 212 CFM airflow at 2700 to 3200 RPM with wind pressure of 156.8 to 215.6 Pa. The unit weighs 800 g and carries a 50000 hour service life rating.
Before ordering check your power infrastructure
Verify that your chassis provides a 115 V AC supply at 50 or 60 Hz and can accommodate a 35 to 32 W draw with 0.47 to 0.44 A current. Confirm the 172 by 150 by 38 mm footprint fits your mounting points and that the 52 to 56 dBA noise level is acceptable for the intended environment. Operating temperature range spans -20 to 75 °C.
Single fan ships in minimal packaging
The package contains only the fan itself with no mounting screws, power cables or speed control accessories included. You must supply any required fixings and a compatible AC connector for installation. No software or firmware is bundled with this hardware.
Highlights
- High airflow up to 212 CFM for effective system cooling
- Dual-speed operation at 2700/3200 RPM balances performance and noise
- Rated 50000 hours service life for long-term reliability
- Operates across a wide -20 to 75 °C temperature range
- Compact 172×150×38 mm frame fits standard mounting spaces
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 172×150×38 mm fan ship with mounting screws or a power cable?
The package contains the fan only; mounting hardware and a mains lead are not included and must be sourced separately.
Should I choose the 50 Hz or 60 Hz rating for my 115 V supply?
The motor runs on both frequencies; at 50 Hz it draws 0.47 A, 35 W, 2700 RPM and 176.5 CFM, while at 60 Hz it draws 0.44 A, 32 W, 3200 RPM and 212 CFM.
What does the 156.8/215.6 Pa static pressure mean for a filtered chassis?
It indicates the fan can push 156.8 Pa at 50 Hz or 215.6 Pa at 60 Hz through restrictive meshes or dense heatsinks, delivering 176.5/212 CFM respectively.
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