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Fans MA1092-HVL GN 9225 115V 3.6W case fan

SKU CH-JGDA-H84YH

9 cm AC axial fan runs on 115 V and draws 3.6 W for cabinet cooling

  • Runs on standard 115 V mains power
  • Consumes only 3.6 W during operation
  • Axial flow design moves air efficiently
  • New condition ensures full service life

115 V AC case fan for cabinet cooling

This 9225-series axial fan runs directly from 115 V mains power and draws 3.6 W. It is built for enclosure ventilation rather than desktop PC chassis mounting. Installers who need a compact AC blower for industrial cabinets or networking racks will find it a direct fit.

Sustained airflow at rated voltage

Because the motor is designed for continuous AC operation, output remains steady during long duty cycles without the thermal throttling seen in PWM DC fans. The 3.6 W draw keeps heat contribution low inside sealed cabinets. Builders who require variable speed control or motherboard monitoring should look elsewhere, as this unit has no speed signal or PWM input.

Highlights

  • Runs on standard 115 V mains power
  • Consumes only 3.6 W during operation
  • Axial flow design moves air efficiently
  • New condition ensures full service life

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much power does the 115 V AC motor draw during continuous use?

The fan is rated at 3.6 W when running on 115 V AC, so its power draw stays at that level for as long as it operates.

What mounting hardware or connector does the MA1092-HVL GN 9225 need to install in a standard case?

The unit is an AC axial flow cabinet fan designed for 115 V mains power, so it requires a compatible 115 V supply and mounting points suited to a 9225 frame; no low-voltage motherboard header is used.

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