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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Axial fan with 70W motor and 200mm blade diameter for 230V applications
This 200 mm axial fan draws 70 W at 230 V and 0.37 A. It is built for industrial and embedded cooling where mains voltage is available directly at the chassis. The motor is rated for continuous duty in medical, rail, drive and new-energy vehicle environments. Buyers who need a low-voltage PWM fan for a standard desktop build cannot use this unit.
The fan mounts in any 200 mm cut-out that can deliver 230 V AC. No separate DC power supply or motherboard header is required, freeing internal cabling and header space. Custom processing is offered for specialised brackets or wiring. Builds without access to 230 V at the panel or that rely on 12 V fan headers must choose a different cooling solution.
At full voltage the motor maintains a constant 70 W power draw and 0.37 A current during sustained operation. The axial design delivers consistent airflow without the inrush spikes seen in some EC models. Systems that expect variable speed control or reduced power at idle will not see those behaviours from this fixed-speed motor.
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The motor is rated at 70 W and draws 0.37 A at 230 V, so sustained use stays within that power envelope.
As an axial fan with a 200 mm blade diameter, it moves air steadily; the 70 W motor generates typical operational warmth and audible airflow noise.
The fan requires a 230 V AC supply; ensure your installation provides that voltage before connecting.
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