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Fans A2259-MBL.TC.GN AC220V 254mm 23/30W 50dB 1600RPM case fan

SKU CH-BMYF-PE2K2

AC-powered 254 mm case fan runs at 1600 RPM with 23/30 W draw and 50 dB noise

  • AC power convenience with direct 220V mains connection
  • High airflow performance at 1600 RPM rotational speed
  • Dual power modes at 23W and 30W for flexible cooling
  • 254mm frame fits standard large case mounting points

254 mm AC 220 V case fan

This 254 mm case fan runs directly from a 220 V AC supply and spins at 1600 RPM. Power draw is rated at 23 to 30 W and the noise level is given as 50 dB. It is intended for general ventilation or chassis airflow where mains-powered cooling is preferred.

Suited for mains-powered airflow

The fan suits enclosures that can accommodate a 254 mm frame and have access to AC power. It does not meet the needs of builders who require low-noise operation, variable speed control, or standard low-voltage DC connectors.

Highlights

  • AC power convenience with direct 220V mains connection
  • High airflow performance at 1600 RPM rotational speed
  • Dual power modes at 23W and 30W for flexible cooling
  • 254mm frame fits standard large case mounting points

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the 1600 RPM rating mean when the fan is installed in a case?

At 1600 RPM the fan moves a high volume of air through the chassis, helping to lower internal temperatures under load.

What does the AC220V rating mean for connecting this fan to a PC?

The fan requires a 220 V AC supply, so it must be wired to mains power or a suitable AC source rather than a standard motherboard header.

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