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Rectangular metal axial blower fan 170x150x55mm 115V

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Fans 5E-115B 115V axial blower 170x150x55mm case fan

SKU CH-P949-0WMPY

Axial blower fan measuring 170 by 150 by 55 millimetres for 115-volt cooling

  • 115 V AC supply connects directly to mains power
  • Axial blower design pushes air through tight chassis spaces
  • 170 x 150 x 55 mm footprint fits standard mounting points
  • High-temperature rating suits demanding thermal environments

Axial blower for 115 V systems

The Fans 5E-115B is an axial blower designed to run on 115 V mains power. It fits equipment that accepts a 170 by 150 by 55 mm footprint. The unit is supplied new and original from Berry Drive.

Replaces worn 115 V axial blowers of the same

Swap this fan in when an existing 115 V blower of identical size has failed or become noisy. The change is worthwhile when the mounting pattern and voltage match exactly. It is not suited for low-voltage DC headers or builds that require PWM speed control.

Highlights

  • 115 V AC supply connects directly to mains power
  • Axial blower design pushes air through tight chassis spaces
  • 170 x 150 x 55 mm footprint fits standard mounting points
  • High-temperature rating suits demanding thermal environments

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What are the exact mounting dimensions for the 5E-115B axial blower?

The fan measures 170 mm by 150 mm with a 55 mm depth, so verify your chassis cut-out matches those figures before ordering.

How do I wire the 115 V blower safely, and what mistake do installers make?

Connect the two leads to a 115 V AC supply with correct polarity; the common error is powering the unit before securing it, which lets vibration loosen the terminals.

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