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Square 97mm server fan, black frame, 33mm thick

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Fans PSB1297PYB1-AY 97x97x33mm 12V 22.20W case fan

SKU CH-6PHJ-57RGY

12 V server fan measuring 97 mm square by 33 mm thick drawing 22.20 W

  • 12 V server fan with 22.20 W power draw
  • 97 mm square frame fits 97 × 97 mm mounts
  • 33 mm thickness suits standard server bays
  • Model PSB1297PYB1-AY identifies exact replacement part

97×97 mm 12 V Server Fan

This 97×97×33 mm case fan runs on 12 V DC and draws 22.20 W. It is built for server chassis and workstations that need focused airflow in a compact frame. The unit suits technicians maintaining rack equipment or builders fitting tight enclosures.

High Static Pressure for Dense Layouts

At 22.20 W the motor delivers strong static pressure to push air through restrictive heatsinks and filter meshes. It handles multi-drive arrays and dense CPU coolers where thinner fans stall. The 33 mm thickness limits use in ultra-slim 1U nodes or laptop-style cases. Buyers needing lower noise or PWM control should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 12 V server fan with 22.20 W power draw
  • 97 mm square frame fits 97 × 97 mm mounts
  • 33 mm thickness suits standard server bays
  • Model PSB1297PYB1-AY identifies exact replacement part

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 97 mm square frame match the mounting pattern on my existing 97 mm fan bracket?

The fan measures 97 mm by 97 mm with a 33 mm depth, so it fits standard 97 mm square mounting holes.

How can I verify the fan is running correctly once installed?

Connect it to a 12 V header; the motor draws 22.20 W at full speed, so a hardware monitor showing approximately that power draw confirms normal operation.

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