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Fans UF-80A12 BTH Case Fan AC 120V 50/60Hz 2-wire

SKU CH-1CM5-PJJXG

AC 120V 50/60Hz server cooling fan with 2-wire connection

  • AC 120 V power runs directly from mains
  • 50/60 Hz dual-frequency suits global grids
  • Two-wire design keeps wiring simple
  • 80 mm frame fits standard server bays

AC-powered server case fan

The Fans UF-80A12 BTH is an AC mains fan rated for 120 V at 50/60 Hz with a two-wire connection. It is designed for server and industrial enclosures that supply line voltage directly to the cooling assembly. The unit is supplied new and intended as a direct replacement for compatible Fulltech housings.

Suitable for AC-powered chassis

This fan suits technicians maintaining rackmount or cabinet systems that natively drive 120 V AC fans. It is not for builders who need a low-voltage PWM or DC fan for a standard motherboard header. Buyers without AC fan circuitry in their enclosure should look at alternative cooling solutions.

Highlights

  • AC 120 V power runs directly from mains
  • 50/60 Hz dual-frequency suits global grids
  • Two-wire design keeps wiring simple
  • 80 mm frame fits standard server bays

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the 80 mm frame size mean for fitting this fan in my server?

An 80 mm frame matches the standard mounting holes used in many 1U and 2U server chassis, so the fan bolts directly into existing cut-outs without adapters.

How does the AC 120 V 50/60 Hz rating limit where I can plug this fan in?

The fan runs directly from mains power at 120 V and tolerates both 50 Hz and 60 Hz, so it connects to a standard North American outlet or server PDU without a separate power supply.

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