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Fans QA12025HSL2 120×120×25 mm 220 V case fan

SKU CH-3BX9-CK9XK

Axial flow fan moves air through 120 mm square frames at 220 V

  • Axial-flow design moves air straight through the chassis
  • 120 mm square frame fits standard 12 cm mounting holes
  • 25 mm slim profile suits tight cabinet spaces
  • 220 V AC supply plugs directly into mains power

220 V axial fan for cabinets

This 120 mm square axial fan runs directly from 220 V mains power. Its 25 mm thickness fits standard 120 mm mounting holes in enclosures and equipment cabinets. The unit is designed for continuous airflow in industrial or server housings.

Replaces noisy or failed 220 V fans

Swap this unit in when an existing 220 V axial fan of the same frame size wears out or becomes loud. The upgrade is worthwhile only if the replacement matches the original voltage, mounting pattern and depth; builders needing low-voltage PWM control or different dimensions should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Axial-flow design moves air straight through the chassis
  • 120 mm square frame fits standard 12 cm mounting holes
  • 25 mm slim profile suits tight cabinet spaces
  • 220 V AC supply plugs directly into mains power

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What size cut-out does the 120 mm frame of the QA12025HSL2 need?

The fan measures 120×120 mm, so a 120 mm square opening matches the frame exactly.

How do you connect the 220 V supply to the two lead wires without reversing polarity?

The fan runs on 220 V AC, so the two leads are interchangeable; connect them to live and neutral in either order.

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