Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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An industrial 120 mm square case fan with 38 mm depth running on 220 V AC at 0.14 A
This DP200A case fan runs on 220 V mains power and draws 0.14 A. The frame measures 120 mm square and 38 mm thick, matching the 12038 form factor. It is supplied as a single new unit for industrial cabinet cooling.
The fan suits installers who need a direct 220 V cooling device for enclosures or server cabinets. Users building standard ATX PCs that require 12 V or 5 V PWM fans cannot use this model because it operates exclusively on mains voltage.
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The motor is rated at 0.14A at 220V, so sustained draw stays at that level under normal operation.
The 38mm frame houses a 220V AC motor rated at 0.14A; heat output is consistent with that power level.
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