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Fans KA1225HA2 AC220V 0.10A 12025 case fan

SKU CH-2FT6-CMP1W

A 120 × 25 mm axial fan running on 220 V AC at 0.10 A for cabinet or chassis cooling

  • AC 220 V direct mains power for simple wiring
  • 10 A low current draw reduces circuit load
  • 120 mm x 25 mm compact frame fits tight cabinets
  • Taiwan KAKU build quality for reliable continuous operation
  • ebm-papst custom design ensures consistent airflow

Compact AC cabinet fan

The Fans KA1225HA2 is a 12025 form-factor axial fan designed for 220 V AC mains supply. It targets installers who need a direct-wire cooling device for electric cabinets, industrial enclosures or rack-mounted equipment where DC power is unavailable.

0.10 A at 220 V AC

The sole selection criterion is the 0.10 A current draw at 220 V AC; the installer must verify that the cabinet wiring and fuse rating accommodate this load before fitting the unit.

Low audible profile in steady airflow

In normal operation the motor runs directly from line voltage without a switching supply, so electromagnetic noise stays minimal and heat output is limited to the 0.10 A draw. The solid-frame construction damps vibration against metal panels.

Highlights

  • AC 220 V direct mains power for simple wiring
  • 10 A low current draw reduces circuit load
  • 120 mm x 25 mm compact frame fits tight cabinets
  • Taiwan KAKU build quality for reliable continuous operation
  • ebm-papst custom design ensures consistent airflow

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the 0.10 A current draw mean for a 220 V AC circuit?

It indicates the fan will draw about 0.10 A from a 220 V AC supply, equating to roughly 22 W of power consumption.

Is the 220 V input standard mains voltage or a special industrial rail?

The fan is rated for 220 V AC, which matches common mains voltage in many regions.

Will the 12025 frame fit a standard 120 mm case mounting pattern?

The 12025 designation means a 120 mm square frame that is 25 mm thick, matching typical 120 mm case fan mounts.

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