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SXDOOL 250FZY6-D axial case fan with bracket and capacitor

SXDOOL

SXDOOL 250FZY6-D 100W 220V 50Hz 1300min case fan

SKU CH-TP5S-F11EM

An AC axial fan moves 960 m³/h at 1300 rpm using a 40 W copper motor

  • TypeCase Fan Accessory
  • High airflow of 960 m/h for effective cabinet cooling
  • Copper motor runs at 1300 rpm with capacitor for stable operation
  • Dual-voltage design works on 220 V or 380 V AC supply
  • Low 40 W power draw at 0.5 A current

100 W 220 V AC axial case fan

The SXDOOL 250FZY6-D is a 100 W axial fan designed for 220 V 50 Hz mains supply. It uses an all-copper asynchronous motor with a running capacitor and includes a mounting bracket for cabinet or chassis installation. The unit draws 0.5 A at rated voltage and spins at 1300 min⁻¹.

40 W rated power and 960 m³/h airflow

Manufacturer data lists a 40 W operating power at 0.2 A on 220/380 V 50/60 Hz, delivering 960 m³/h air volume at 1300 min⁻¹. The lower power figure indicates headroom for continuous duty, while the 100 W nameplate rating covers start-up and peak loads. Builders needing higher static pressure or variable-speed control should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • High airflow of 960 m/h for effective cabinet cooling
  • Copper motor runs at 1300 rpm with capacitor for stable operation
  • Dual-voltage design works on 220 V or 380 V AC supply
  • Low 40 W power draw at 0.5 A current

Specifications

TypeCase Fan Accessory

Questions about this item

Will the 220 V 50 Hz rating let this fan run on my existing 220 V 50 Hz mains supply without a converter?

Yes, the fan is specified for 220 V at 50 Hz, so it will operate directly on a standard 220 V 50 Hz mains circuit.

How can I confirm the 1300 min⁻¹ speed and 960 m³/h airflow are being delivered once the fan is installed?

Measure the rotational speed with a tachometer and verify airflow with an anemometer; readings should match 1300 rpm and 960 m³/h respectively.

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