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Fans DP201A 2123HBT.GN 220-240V 0.125/0.11AMP case fan

SKU CH-T1X3-RY1VR

An AC-powered case fan running on 220-240 V at 0.125/0.11 A

  • Designed for 220-240V mains power
  • Low 0.125 / 0.11 amp current draw
  • SUNON DP201A 2123HBT.GN model reliability
  • New condition ensures full service life

AC Cooling Fan for Industrial Cases

The SUNON DP201A 2123HBT.GN operates directly from 220-240V mains supply, drawing 0.125 or 0.11AMP depending on line conditions. It is built for chassis and enclosures that already carry AC power distribution rather than a DC bus.

Replaces Legacy AC Case Fans

This unit serves as a direct drop-in for worn or noisy AC fans of the same voltage and current rating in server cabinets or industrial PCs. The jump is worth it when the existing fan has failed or airflow has dropped below spec; it is not for builders who need PWM speed control or standard 12V DC headers.

Highlights

  • Designed for 220-240V mains power
  • Low 0.125 / 0.11 amp current draw
  • SUNON DP201A 2123HBT.GN model reliability
  • New condition ensures full service life

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What AC voltage range does the DP201A 2123HBT.GN fan require for operation?

This fan is rated for 220-240V AC input, making it suitable for standard mains power in regions using that voltage range.

How do I correctly wire the 0.125/0.11AMP leads on this SUNON cooling fan?

Connect the leads to a 220-240V AC supply matching the 0.125A (at 220V) or 0.11A (at 240V) draw; ensure polarity is correct for the motor type and secure connections to prevent vibration loosening.

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