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Fans KA1725HA2SAL AC 220V 240V 0.23A 0.27A 175x25mm case fan

SKU CH-QE1V-CCM5D

AC 220V/240V server cooler fan fits 175×25 mm bays and draws 0.23/0.27 A

  • AC 220V / 240V input supports standard server power
  • 23 A at 220V keeps energy draw low
  • 27 A at 240V maintains efficient operation
  • 175 mm × 25 mm frame fits 1725-size mounting holes

Kaku KA1725HA2SAL Server Cooler Fan

The Kaku KA1725HA2SAL is an AC case fan built for server enclosures that require mains-voltage cooling. It operates directly from 220V or 240V supplies without an external power adapter. The 175x25mm frame fits standard server fan mounts. This unit suits administrators maintaining rack equipment that uses AC fan trays.

Dual-voltage AC operation and fixed frame

The fan draws 0.23A at 220V and 0.27A at 240V, allowing deployment in regions with either mains standard. No PWM or speed-control header is present, so speed is fixed at line frequency. Buyers needing variable-speed or low-voltage DC fans should select a different model. The package includes only the fan itself.

Highlights

  • AC 220V / 240V input supports standard server power
  • 23 A at 220V keeps energy draw low
  • 27 A at 240V maintains efficient operation
  • 175 mm × 25 mm frame fits 1725-size mounting holes

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the KA1725HA2SAL fan require bearing lubrication or replacement over time?

The sleeve bearing is sealed for life; no lubrication is needed, but the fan itself should be replaced if airflow drops or noise increases.

What limits continuous operation of this 220 V to 240 V AC fan first?

Sustained heat buildup in the motor windings at the rated 0.23 A to 0.27 A draw is the primary limiting factor.

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