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Fans UT626DG-TPMotor 160x160x65mm 220V 23/27.5W case fan
AC axial case fan measuring 160 × 160 × 65 mm, running on 220/230 V with 23/27.5 W power draw
- Axial airflow fits standard 160 mm server bays
- Dual-voltage 220/230 V AC suits global mains supplies
- Two-speed 23/27.5 W motor balances cooling and noise
- Compact 65 mm depth leaves room for dense chassis layouts
- Japan ROYAL FAN build ensures reliable long-term operation
Industrial 160 mm AC Axial Fan
This 160 mm square axial fan runs on 220–230 V AC and is built for continuous duty in servers, medical equipment, rail vehicles and industrial cabinets. It delivers 23 W typical and 27.5 W maximum motor draw from a 45 W rated motor. The compact 160×160×65 mm frame fits standard 160 mm mounting patterns.
Replaces Legacy 160 mm AC Fans
Swap this unit in when an existing 160 mm AC axial fan reaches end of life or when noise and vibration from an aged motor become unacceptable. The jump is worth it if the original fan matches the 220–230 V supply, 160×160 mm footprint and 65 mm depth, and the application demands original-spec airflow without redesigning the enclosure.
Fits Standard 160 mm Mounts
Four corner holes align with common 160 mm square cut-outs, so the fan drops into existing panels without new tooling. The 65 mm depth clears typical chassis walls and leaves room for finger guards or filters. AC line voltage means no separate DC supply or PWM controller is required, freeing up internal space and wiring complexity.
Highlights
- Axial airflow fits standard 160 mm server bays
- Dual-voltage 220/230 V AC suits global mains supplies
- Two-speed 23/27.5 W motor balances cooling and noise
- Compact 65 mm depth leaves room for dense chassis layouts
- Japan ROYAL FAN build ensures reliable long-term operation
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 160 mm square frame and 65 mm depth fit my server chassis mounting holes?
The fan measures 160 mm by 160 mm with a 65 mm thickness; verify your chassis has matching square cut-outs and clearance for the deeper profile.
How do I wire the 220 V AC supply to the terminal block without reversing line and neutral?
Connect live to the marked L terminal and neutral to N on the motor housing; the fan is not polarity-sensitive but follow the label to match site wiring conventions.
When should I plan to replace the axial bearings on this 23/27.5 W unit?
Expect bearing service life typical for industrial axial fans; schedule inspection when audible noise or vibration rises above the original low hum.
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