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Rectangular metal frame fan 172 by 150 by 38 mm silver finish

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Fans T796C 172x150x38mm 220V 36W 60Hz 217CFM 50dB case fan

SKU CH-3MYD-HQF2W

A 220 V case fan measuring 172 by 150 by 38 mm moves 217 CFM at 50 dB while drawing 36 W at 60 Hz

  • High airflow of 217 CFM for effective cooling
  • 36 W power draw at 220 V AC supply
  • 50 dB noise level during operation
  • 172 x 150 x 38 mm frame fits standard mounts

172 x 150 x 38 mm 220 V AC case fan

The Fans T796C is a mains-voltage axial fan measuring 172 by 150 by 38 millimetres. It draws 36 watts at 60 hertz and delivers 217 CFM at a rated 50 dB noise level. The unit is intended for industrial enclosures or server cabinets that already provide a 220 V AC supply.

Verify mains wiring and mounting clearance

Confirm that the target chassis can accept a 172 x 150 mm frame with 38 mm depth and that a 220 V AC circuit is available at the mounting location. The fan connects directly to line voltage, so installation must comply with local electrical codes. Ensure the 217 CFM airflow direction matches the system cooling path and that the 50 dB acoustic output is acceptable for the environment.

Highlights

  • High airflow of 217 CFM for effective cooling
  • 36 W power draw at 220 V AC supply
  • 50 dB noise level during operation
  • 172 x 150 x 38 mm frame fits standard mounts

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the T796C fan ship with mounting screws or a power cable?

The fan unit is supplied as a single 172x150x38 mm frame; mounting hardware and a 220 V power lead are not included and must be sourced separately.

Should I choose the 220 V 60 Hz model or look for a different voltage version?

This T796C runs on 220 V AC at 60 Hz and draws 36 W; if your mains supply matches those figures it is the correct version, otherwise a fan rated for your local voltage and frequency is required.

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