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Fans DP200A P/N 2123HSL 220V 0.14A 120x120x38mm case fan

SKU CH-ES6K-H79DC

A 120 mm axial fan for cabinet cooling, running on 220 V at 0.14 A with a 38 mm depth

  • 120 mm square footprint fits standard case mounts
  • 38 mm thickness allows high static pressure cooling
  • 220 V 0.14 A rating runs directly from mains power
  • Axial blade design moves air efficiently through cabinets

120 mm Axial Cabinet Cooling Fan

The Fans DP200A axial fan measures 120 by 120 by 38 mm and runs on 220 V mains power at 0.14 A. It is built for engineers and integrators who need direct AC airflow inside enclosures, server cabinets or industrial chassis without a separate DC supply.

Mains-Powered Operation Limits

Because the fan connects straight to 220 V AC, it cannot be speed-controlled by a motherboard header or standard PWM controller. Buyers who want variable speed, low-voltage safety or software monitoring must add external relays or triac dimmers, and the fixed 38 mm depth may not fit slim rackmount trays.

Highlights

  • 120 mm square footprint fits standard case mounts
  • 38 mm thickness allows high static pressure cooling
  • 220 V 0.14 A rating runs directly from mains power
  • Axial blade design moves air efficiently through cabinets

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I pick the DP200A or the 2123HSL version?

DP200A and 2123HSL refer to the same unit; there is only one version listed.

What does the 220 V rating mean once the fan is installed in my cabinet?

It runs directly from a 220 V mains supply, drawing 0.14 A, so no extra power supply is needed.

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