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Fans 130FLJ4WYD4-2 220V 0.15A 30W axial case fan 182.6 x 162.4 x 85mm

SKU CH-J33A-ZC2FK

Axial case fan measuring 182.6 x 162.4 x 85 mm, running on 220 V at 0.15 A and 30 W

  • 220V supply simplifies wiring for industrial enclosures
  • 30W motor delivers strong airflow in tight spaces
  • 6 × 162.4 × 85mm frame fits standard mounting holes
  • 15A draw keeps power consumption low

Dedicated 220 V axial fan

This original-equipment axial fan runs on 220 V mains power and draws 0.15 A at 30 W. Its frame measures 182.6 mm by 162.4 mm by 85 mm. The unit is supplied new and intended as a direct replacement for OEM cooling assemblies.

Replaces matching OEM fan

Use this model when the existing fan carries the identical 130FLJ4WYD4-2 designation and 220 V rating. It is not suitable for low-voltage PWM headers, variable-speed controllers or builds that require a different frame size or airflow specification.

Highlights

  • 220V supply simplifies wiring for industrial enclosures
  • 30W motor delivers strong airflow in tight spaces
  • 6 × 162.4 × 85mm frame fits standard mounting holes
  • 15A draw keeps power consumption low

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 182.6 mm by 162.4 mm frame with 85 mm depth fit my server chassis?

The fan measures 182.6 mm wide, 162.4 mm tall and 85 mm deep; verify your chassis has at least that clearance and matching screw-hole centres before ordering.

How do I wire the 220 V 0.15 A supply without tripping the breaker?

Connect live, neutral and earth to the fan’s three terminals exactly as marked; the unit draws 0.15 A at 220 V so a standard 3 A fuse is adequate, but isolate the circuit before starting.

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