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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120 mm 230 V axial fan moves 55 CFM at 2200 RPM with double ball bearings
This 120×120×25 mm axial fan runs directly from 230 V mains power and draws 0.095 A at 18 W. It spins at 2200 RPM, delivering 55 CFM of airflow with 2.7 mmH₂O static pressure. The frame is die-cast aluminium alloy and the blades are advanced PBT plastic, mounted on a double ball bearing. Each unit weighs 0.5 kg.
The fan is designed for equipment that already provides a 230 V AC supply, such as rack cabinets, medical devices, rail-vehicle systems or industrial cleaning machines. It is not for builders who need a 12 V or 5 V PWM fan for a standard PC motherboard header. It is also not for installations that require a lower operating voltage or a different connector type.
The defining specification is the 230 V AC rating; the fan cannot be used on low-voltage DC headers without an external power supply. All other figures — dimensions, airflow, bearing type — are secondary to this voltage requirement. Confirm that your chassis or appliance supplies 230 V AC before ordering.
| Air Flow | 1-5 CFM |
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The die-cast aluminium frame has four standard 120 mm mounting holes that align with typical case or cabinet fan positions.
Connect the two leads directly to 230 V AC mains; observe polarity markings if present and secure the connection inside the cabinet before powering on.
Replace the fan when bearing noise, vibration or reduced airflow appears; the double ball bearing design extends service life compared to sleeve types.
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