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Fans AA9252HB-AW/AT 92×92×25 mm 220-240 V case fan
A 92 mm square AC case fan with double ball bearings, 2000 RPM airflow of 28 CFM and 21.1 dB noise at 14.9 W
- Reliable long-life operation with double ball bearing
- Efficient airflow of 28 CFM at 2000 RPM
- Quiet performance at only 21.1 dB / A noise level
- Direct mains connection via AC 220-240 V supply
- Compact 92 × 92 × 25 mm form factor fits standard mounts
Compact AC case fan for industrial enclosures
The Fans AA9252HB-AW/AT is a 92 mm square frame fan designed for 220-240 V AC mains power. It targets builders and maintenance teams who need a direct-mains cooling device for server cabinets, medical equipment or rail-vehicle electronics. The 25 mm thickness fits standard 9025 mounting cut-outs without adapters.
Double ball bearing and 14.90 W motor change
The double ball bearing supports continuous 2000 RPM operation with a rated airflow of 28 CFM and static pressure of 2.515 mmAq. At 0.07 A draw the motor delivers 14.90 W, so the fan can replace legacy shaded-pole units in existing wiring harnesses. Acoustic output is specified at 21.1 dB/A for noise-sensitive racks.
230 g aluminium frame with dual-voltage tolerance
The metal housing weighs 230 g and accepts both 220 V and 240 V supplies without rewiring, simplifying spare-part logistics across regions. Lead wires exit the frame for direct terminal-block connection, and the 92 × 92 mm footprint aligns with common cabinet fan trays. No PWM or speed-control interface is present, so speed is fixed at line frequency.
Highlights
- Reliable long-life operation with double ball bearing
- Efficient airflow of 28 CFM at 2000 RPM
- Quiet performance at only 21.1 dB / A noise level
- Direct mains connection via AC 220-240 V supply
- Compact 92 × 92 × 25 mm form factor fits standard mounts
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How long does the double ball bearing typically last before it needs replacement?
The double ball bearing is rated for continuous operation at 2000 RPM with 14.90 W power draw, offering longer life than sleeve bearings under sustained load.
What thermal limit is reached first when this fan runs continuously at 2000 RPM?
At 2000 RPM the fan delivers 28 CFM against 2.515 mmAq static pressure; the airflow ceiling is the first constraint under sustained heat loads.
How much noise and heat does the 14.90 W motor produce during all-day operation?
The fan runs at 21.1 dB(A) while drawing 0.07 A at 220-240 V, so acoustic output stays low and motor heat is minimal for continuous use.
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