Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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A 12 cm case fan running on 220 V mains at 0.12 A and 20 W
This 120 mm frame fan runs directly from 220 V mains power at 0.12 A and 20 W. It is suited for industrial enclosures, server racks or workstation chassis that already provide an AC supply. No separate DC power supply or motherboard header is required for operation.
The fan installs in standard 120 mm mounting holes and connects to an AC line, freeing a DC header and eliminating an external adapter. It is not intended for builds that rely solely on 12 V DC power or PWM speed control from a motherboard.
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The fan is rated at 20W, which is the maximum power it draws when running continuously at 220V.
The fan runs on 220V mains at 0.12A and 20W, so it generates typical AC motor heat and audible airflow noise for a 12038 frame.
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