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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A 120 mm AC case fan moving 80 CFM at 2500 RPM with ball bearings rated for 50000 hours
The Fans DP201AT is a 120 mm axial fan rated for 220 V mains input and 0.09 A current draw. It delivers 80 CFM airflow at 2500 RPM with a noise level of 48 dB-A. Ball bearings provide a 50000-hour rated lifespan for continuous-duty environments.
Verify that your chassis or equipment enclosure accepts a 120 x 120 x 25 mm frame and has a 220 V AC supply circuit with appropriate fusing. Confirm the two-wire lead length reaches your terminal block or connector without strain. Ensure the 450 g mass is supported by the mounting points.
The ball-bearing design reduces friction wear compared to sleeve alternatives, sustaining the rated airflow over the 50000-hour service interval. This lowers the frequency of fan replacements in medical, rail, industrial and telecommunications cabinets where downtime is costly.
| Air Flow | >80 CFM |
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The unit is supplied as the bare 120 mm motor and frame; mounting hardware and a mains-rated power lead are not included and must be sourced separately.
Both share the same 220 V, 0.09 A, 2500 RPM, 80 CFM and 48 dB ratings; the suffix difference is a manufacturer batch code, so either version will deliver identical airflow and noise performance.
At 2500 RPM the fan moves 80 CFM through a 120 mm by 25 mm frame, producing 48 dB of noise and drawing 19 W from a 220 V supply — expect strong directional airflow suited to industrial or rack enclosures rather than quiet desktop builds.
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