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Square black AC fan with visible blades and power cable

Ruth's sister

Ruth's sister 9225B2HL 9cm 220-240V 0.07A 14W AC fan ball bearing internal power cable

SKU CH-WXX3-8P7AR

9 cm AC fan with ball bearing runs on 220-240 V at 0.07 A and 14 W

  • 9 cm frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • Ball-bearing motor reduces friction for longer life
  • 14 W draw keeps power consumption low
  • 220–240 V AC input suits mains-powered builds

9 cm AC fan with ball bearing

The Ruth's sister 9225B2HL is a 9 cm AC fan built with a ball-bearing design for continuous airflow in industrial or server enclosures. It runs on 220 to 240 V mains power and draws 0.07 A at 14 W. The unit is supplied new and terminates in an internal power cable for direct wiring.

Direct replacement for worn 9025 frame fans

This model matches the 9025 frame size and voltage range, so it fits existing cut-outs and wiring without modification. The ball bearing extends service life compared with sleeve-bearing units, making the swap worthwhile when the original fan becomes noisy or fails. Installers who need a different voltage, a larger frame or a PWM-controlled DC fan will need a different product.

Highlights

  • 9 cm frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • Ball-bearing motor reduces friction for longer life
  • 14 W draw keeps power consumption low
  • 220–240 V AC input suits mains-powered builds

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What mounting holes does the 9225B2HL fan use?

The 9225 frame has standard 90 mm square hole spacing with four corner screws.

How do I wire the internal power cable and what mistake should I avoid?

Connect the two leads to 220-240 V AC mains; the common error is reversing live and neutral on a non-polarised plug.

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