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Fans 150 x 170 x 50 mm 220/240 V AC Axial Case Fan
An axial case fan sized 150 x 170 x 50 mm for 220/240 V AC power with sleeve bearing
- Axial airflow cools enclosures efficiently
- 150 mm × 170 mm × 50 mm fits standard cut-outs
- 220/240 V AC powers directly from mains
- 20/0.17 A draw keeps running cost low
- Sleeve bearing suits continuous industrial duty
Industrial Axial Fan for Mains-Powered Enclosures
This 150 x 170 x 50 mm axial fan runs directly from 220/240 V AC mains without an external power supply. It suits engineers and integrators who need forced-air cooling inside industrial cabinets, medical equipment or rail-vehicle drive systems where low-voltage wiring is impractical.
Replaces Shaded-Pole or Smaller AC Fans
The jump is worth it when a compact metal frame must deliver higher static pressure than legacy shaded-pole units of the same footprint. The 1725 model draws 0.20/0.17 A and fits existing cut-outs, letting maintenance teams upgrade cooling capacity without redesigning the enclosure.
Mains-Voltage Operation Limits Placement
Because the motor connects straight to line voltage, the fan must sit behind grounded metalwork or inside IP-rated housings that prevent accidental contact. It cannot be used in open-frame test benches, desktop PCs or any setting where exposed conductors would breach safety regulations.
Highlights
- Axial airflow cools enclosures efficiently
- 150 mm × 170 mm × 50 mm fits standard cut-outs
- 220/240 V AC powers directly from mains
- 20/0.17 A draw keeps running cost low
- Sleeve bearing suits continuous industrial duty
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What are the exact mounting dimensions of this 150 x 170 x 50 mm AC axial fan?
The fan housing measures 150 mm by 170 mm with a 50 mm depth, so the mounting cut-out must match those outer dimensions.
How do I wire the KA1725HA2S fan to 220/240 V mains, and which step is often missed?
Connect the two supply leads to live and neutral at 220 V (0.20 A) or 240 V (0.17 A); the step most installers forget is securing the cable strain relief so vibration cannot pull the connections loose.
The sleeve bearing will eventually wear — what maintenance does this model need?
The sleeve bearing is not user-serviceable; when noise or speed drops appear, replace the entire KA1725HA2S unit rather than attempting lubrication.
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