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Fans A2E200-AI38-01 230V 64/78W Axial Case Fan

SKU CH-59YS-WMCK6 MPN A2E200-AI38-01PhysicalCase/Package

Moves 582.69 CFM at 230 V with a 197 mm steel housing and ball bearings

  • 69 CFM airflow cools dense enclosures efficiently
  • 78 W power rating at 230 V delivers strong performance
  • 197 mm diameter fits standard 200 mm mounting holes
  • Ball bearing ensures long service life
  • RoHS compliant materials meet environmental standards

Industrial-Grade 230V Axial Cooling Fan

This 230V AC axial fan is built for industrial enclosures, server racks and telecommunications cabinets that require high-volume forced-air cooling. It delivers 582.69 CFM airflow at 78 W power draw from an external-rotor motor housed in a 197 mm steel frame.

Suited for Mains-Powered Rack Ventilation Not

Integrators wiring 230V mains circuits will appreciate the lead-wire termination and ball-bearing reliability. It is not for desktop PC cases, GPU coolers or any chassis limited to 12V or 5V PWM headers.

230V AC Supply Voltage Decides Compatibility

The single specification that determines fit is the 230V AC voltage rating; the fan only operates on standard mains power and cannot connect to motherboard fan headers or DC power supplies.

Highlights

  • 69 CFM airflow cools dense enclosures efficiently
  • 78 W power rating at 230 V delivers strong performance
  • 197 mm diameter fits standard 200 mm mounting holes
  • Ball bearing ensures long service life
  • RoHS compliant materials meet environmental standards

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How often will the ball bearing in this 230 V axial fan need replacement?

The ball bearing is sealed for life and does not require scheduled replacement under normal operating conditions.

Which limit appears first when the fan runs continuously at 78 W?

The motor reaches its thermal limit before airflow drops, so sustained 78 W operation is constrained by housing temperature.

What noise and heat levels should I expect from the 197 mm fan running all day at 5.06 kHz?

Expect a low audible hum at 5.06 kHz with the steel housing staying warm but within the design envelope for continuous duty.

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