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Square black 17 cm case fan with integrated wire grille

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Fans 1725HA2 220V 17cm 17251 0.12A case fan

SKU CH-BTHW-5XZYG

A 17 cm case fan running on 220 V at 0.12 A for high-temperature cooling

  • High-temperature cooling for demanding environments
  • 220 V AC input suits industrial power supplies
  • 17 cm frame fits standard large-fan mounts
  • Low 0.12 A draw keeps energy use minimal

17 cm 220 V AC case fan

This 17 cm frame fan runs directly from 220 V mains power without a separate power supply. It is intended for enclosures or industrial cabinets that already have AC distribution and need a simple exhaust or intake device. The unit draws 0.12 A, making it suitable for low-current circuits.

Airflow capacity and limits

The fan provides steady airflow for moderate heat loads in rack-mount cases or equipment housings. It is not designed for high-static-pressure radiators or dense fin stacks where resistance would stall the blades. Builders needing variable speed control or PWM signalling should choose a DC-powered alternative.

Highlights

  • High-temperature cooling for demanding environments
  • 220 V AC input suits industrial power supplies
  • 17 cm frame fits standard large-fan mounts
  • Low 0.12 A draw keeps energy use minimal

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 17 cm frame line up with the mounting holes on my older full-tower case?

Measure the hole-to-hole distance on your chassis; the fan has a 17 cm square frame, so it matches cases drilled for that spacing.

How can I confirm the 0.12 A draw at 220 V is normal once the fan is running?

Use a clamp meter on the supply lead; a steady reading near 0.12 A shows the motor is operating within its rated current.

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