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Fans UTL125CSize 120x120x38mm 200V 0.075A 25-30 CFM case fan
120 mm square axial fan delivers 25-30 CFM at 200 V with double ball bearings for long life
- Air Flow25-30 CFM
- Delivers 25-30 CFM airflow for effective case cooling
- Double ball bearing design extends operational lifespan
- Runs at 43-46 dBA for quieter system operation
- 200 V / 0.075 A input suits industrial power environments
- Compact 120 x 120 x 38 mm frame fits tight spaces
120×120×38 mm 200 V axial fan
This 120×120×38 mm axial fan runs on 200 V AC and draws 0.075 A. It delivers 25–30 CFM of airflow using a double ball bearing for long service life. The unit suits industrial, medical, rail and electronic enclosures that need steady air exchange.
Airflow and noise limits at 200 V
At 2800 RPM the fan moves 2.7 m³/min with 81 Pa static pressure and 43 dBA noise; at 3250 RPM it reaches 3.0 m³/min and 46 dBA. Power draw stays between 14 W and 15 W across the speed range. These figures define the practical cooling envelope for heat-exchanger or chassis ventilation.
Mounting depth and wiring considerations
The 38 mm frame depth fits tight equipment bays where slimmer fans cannot reach. Installers must provide a 200 V AC supply and observe the 0.07 A rated current when sizing circuit protection. No PWM or tachometer lead is present, so speed control requires external voltage regulation.
Highlights
- Delivers 25-30 CFM airflow for effective case cooling
- Double ball bearing design extends operational lifespan
- Runs at 43-46 dBA for quieter system operation
- 200 V / 0.075 A input suits industrial power environments
- Compact 120 x 120 x 38 mm frame fits tight spaces
Specifications
| Air Flow | 25-30 CFM |
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Questions about this item
Which model in the UTL125C, UTL126C, UTL127C range should I pick for 120 mm mounting?
All three share the 120 × 120 × 38 mm frame, so any will fit the same mounting holes.
What does the 25-30 CFM airflow deliver inside a chassis?
At 2800–3250 RPM the fan moves 2.7–3.0 m³/min, producing 81 Pa static pressure at 43–46 dBA.
How does the 200 V AC input limit where I can install this fan?
It requires a 200 V mains supply drawing 0.07–0.075 A, so it cannot run from a standard PC 12 V header.
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