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Ruth's sister 11025 220V 110x110x25mm internal power cable

SKU CH-103X-0NR6A

110 mm square ball-bearing fan moves air through 25 mm depth at 220 V

  • 220 V operation suits industrial and server power systems
  • 110 × 110 × 25 mm frame fits standard 110 mm fan mounts
  • Ball-bearing motor reduces wear for longer continuous running
  • SF11025AT part number 2112HBL identifies the exact replacement unit

110 mm 220 V ball-bearing cooling fan

This 110 mm square fan operates on 220 V mains power and uses a ball-bearing motor for continuous rotation. It measures 110 mm by 110 mm with a 25 mm thickness, matching the SF11025AT form factor. The unit is supplied new as a single piece for internal cooling duties.

Fixed 220 V supply limits flexible deployment

The fan requires a direct 220 V AC connection, so it cannot be powered from low-voltage DC headers or standard PC fan connectors. Builders needing variable speed control or 12 V operation will find this model unsuitable. No alternative voltage or connector options are provided.

Highlights

  • 220 V operation suits industrial and server power systems
  • 110 × 110 × 25 mm frame fits standard 110 mm fan mounts
  • Ball-bearing motor reduces wear for longer continuous running
  • SF11025AT part number 2112HBL identifies the exact replacement unit

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which 110 mm fan version fits a 110×110×25 mm cut-out?

The 11025 model measures exactly 110 mm square by 25 mm deep, so it matches that opening.

What does the 220 V rating mean when the fan is installed in a system?

It runs directly from 220 V mains without an extra transformer, drawing power from the same supply as the rest of the unit.

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