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Fans AFS922522H 220V axial case fan 92 x 92 x 25mm

SKU CH-V0A3-YR5TK

A 92 x 92 x 25 mm axial fan running on 220 V power for vending cabinets and instrument cooling

  • Runs directly from mains power with 220 V AC input
  • Compact 92 mm square frame fits tight enclosures
  • 25 mm slim profile allows installation in shallow cabinets
  • Axial airflow design cools vending cabinets and instruments efficiently

Axial fan for vending cabinets

This 92 x 92 x 25 mm axial case fan operates on 220 V mains voltage. It is built for instrument enclosures and vending cabinets that require direct AC cooling airflow. The unit suits technicians and integrators fitting replacement fans into existing 92 mm cut-outs.

Replaces worn 92 mm AC fans

It serves as a direct swap for failed 220 V axial fans of the same frame size in vending machines and instrumentation panels. The jump is worth it when the original fan has seized, developed bearing noise, or no longer moves sufficient air through the cabinet. Buyers needing variable-speed control or lower-voltage operation should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Runs directly from mains power with 220 V AC input
  • Compact 92 mm square frame fits tight enclosures
  • 25 mm slim profile allows installation in shallow cabinets
  • Axial airflow design cools vending cabinets and instruments efficiently

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What cut-out size fits the 92 x 92 mm frame of this fan?

The fan needs a square 92 mm by 92 mm opening with 25 mm depth clearance behind the panel.

How is the 220 V axial fan wired during installation?

Connect the two supply leads directly to 220 V mains, observing polarity if marked, and secure the fan with four corner screws before powering on.

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