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Fans 119 mm 230 V 14 W 2300 RPM 63.5 CFM case fan
Cools PC cases with 63.5 CFM airflow at 2300 RPM using 14 W from 230 V mains power
- Cools efficiently with 63.5 CFM airflow
- Runs quietly at 34 DBA noise level
- Fits standard mounts at 119 mm size
- Operates reliably from -20 to 75 °C
- Lasts longer with 50000 hour service life
Industrial 230 V axial fan
This 119 mm square axial fan runs directly from 230 V mains and delivers 63.5 CFM at 2300 RPM while drawing 14 W. It is built for equipment enclosures, medical devices, rail vehicles and industrial cabinets that require continuous airflow without a separate DC supply. The unit is rated for ambient temperatures from -20 °C to 75 °C and a service life of 50000 hours.
Sustained airflow at rated speed
At the rated 2300 RPM the fan moves 1.8 cubic metres of air per minute against a static pressure of 41.1 Pa, maintaining that output continuously across the full temperature range. The 0.10 A current draw remains stable during prolonged operation, so thermal performance does not degrade after the initial warm-up period.
Thermal and acoustic profile
Operational noise is specified at 34 DBA, a level suited to rack rooms and equipment bays where multiple fans run together. Power consumption stays at 14 W regardless of load, and the -20 °C to 75 °C ambient rating means no additional derating is needed for hot or cold environments. The 360 g mass reflects a compact frame that fits standard 119 mm mounting patterns.
Highlights
- Cools efficiently with 63.5 CFM airflow
- Runs quietly at 34 DBA noise level
- Fits standard mounts at 119 mm size
- Operates reliably from -20 to 75 °C
- Lasts longer with 50000 hour service life
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much heat does the 14 W fan add when it runs 24/7?
It draws 14 W continuously, so the heat output equals that power draw. At 2300 RPM it moves 63.5 CFM, which typically offsets the added warmth inside the case.
What power source must I already have to run this 230 V fan?
A standard 230 V AC mains supply is required; the fan draws 0.10 A and has no built‑in DC converter or Molex adapter.
Will the 119 mm frame and 34 dBA noise level fit my older 120 mm mount?
The 119 mm square frame matches common 120 mm mounting holes, and 34 dBA at 2300 RPM is comparable to many legacy case fans.
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