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 17 cm case fan running on 220 V power for high-quality system cooling
This 17 centimetre fan runs directly from 220 volt mains power and fits standard case mounting points. The CB17251 model is built by SUNTA in Taiwan for reliable airflow in desktop and server enclosures. It suits builders who want a simple AC-powered cooling upgrade without extra wiring.
Because the fan connects straight to 220 volt AC, it cannot be speed-controlled by a motherboard PWM header or a low-voltage fan controller. The unit runs at a fixed speed whenever mains power is present. Builders who need variable RPM, soft-start sequencing or software fan curves should choose a DC or PWM alternative instead.
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The listing shows a single 17 cm 220 V model identified as CB17251A2-HBAPL-TC; there are no alternative versions or capacities to select from.
The 220 V rating indicates the fan is designed for mains-voltage operation, so it must be wired to a 220 V AC supply rather than a standard motherboard header.
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