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Fans A17238V2HBT 230V 50/60Hz 24/30W case fan

SKU CH-0ER1-45DV1

A 230V AC case fan operating at 50 or 60Hz with a 24/30W power rating

  • Direct mains power at 230V 50/60Hz
  • Dual power rating 24/30W for flexible airflow
  • New condition ensures full reliability out of the box
  • Standard case fan form factor fits common chassis

New 230V AC case fan A17238V2HBT

This 230V AC case fan runs on 50/60Hz mains power and draws 24/30W. Model A17238V2HBT is a new component designed for direct connection to AC supply inside compatible enclosures. It suits builds that specify a 230V AC fan rather than a low-voltage DC unit. The fan provides airflow for cooling in industrial or specialist PC chassis.

Suited to enclosures designed for 230V AC fans

This product fits systems that accept a 230V 50/60Hz fan with 24/30W power draw. It is not for builds that require a low-voltage DC fan, PWM speed control, or a different mounting pattern. Buyers needing variable speed control or standard PC header connections should look at alternative cooling solutions.

Highlights

  • Direct mains power at 230V 50/60Hz
  • Dual power rating 24/30W for flexible airflow
  • New condition ensures full reliability out of the box
  • Standard case fan form factor fits common chassis

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What mains voltage and frequency does the A17238V2HBT fan need?

The fan runs on 230 V AC at 50 Hz or 60 Hz, so it connects directly to standard household mains without an extra power supply.

Can the A17238V2HBT replace an older 230 V fan that draws a different wattage?

Yes, it draws 24 W at 50 Hz and 30 W at 60 Hz, so it will work in the same 230 V circuit as long as the wiring and fuse handle that load.

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