SXDOOL
SXDOOL FP-108 170mm AC case fan 110-120V 38W ball bearing
A 170 mm AC case fan running on 110-120 V with ball bearings, 38 W power draw and 2700-3100 rpm airflow
- Fan Size170mm
- 170 mm frame moves 5.37-6.88 m³/min airflow
- Ball bearings rated 30,000 hours at 40 °C
- 110-120 V AC input with 1500 V withstand rating
- Die-cast aluminium frame resists corrosion and moisture
- 25 cm lead wires simplify cabinet or server installation
170 mm AC axial fan for mains-powered enclosures
The SXDOOL FP-108 is a 170 mm AC axial fan designed for 110-120 V mains supply. It targets builders who need direct line-voltage cooling in server cabinets, UPS units or industrial chassis without a separate DC power supply. The ball-bearing motor and aluminium frame suit continuous-duty environments where long service intervals are expected.
Sustained airflow at fixed speed
The fan runs at a constant 2700-3100 RPM, delivering 5.37 to 6.88 cubic metres of air per minute while drawing 38 W at 0.50 A. Because it connects directly to AC mains, output does not vary with a motherboard header or PWM curve, so airflow remains steady under prolonged thermal load. The motor is rated for 30000 hours at 40 °C ambient, and the construction is tested to withstand 1500 V for one minute.
Two-wire lead install with clearance check
Connection is a 25 cm two-wire lead that must be wired into an AC circuit; no standard PC fan header is compatible. The frame measures 172 x 150 x 51 mm, so installers must verify mounting-hole spacing and depth before fitting. The aluminium die-cast housing resists corrosion, but the 950 g weight means vibration damping is advisable in thin panels. Buyers who need variable speed control or a standard 4-pin PWM connector cannot use this model.
Highlights
- 170 mm frame moves 5.37-6.88 m³/min airflow
- Ball bearings rated 30,000 hours at 40 °C
- 110-120 V AC input with 1500 V withstand rating
- Die-cast aluminium frame resists corrosion and moisture
- 25 cm lead wires simplify cabinet or server installation
Specifications
| Fan Size | 170mm |
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Questions about this item
How much noise and heat does the 170 mm AC fan generate when running continuously at 2700-3100 RPM?
The ball-bearing motor spins at 2700-3100 RPM and moves 5.37-6.88 m³/min of air; expect audible airflow and motor hum typical of a 38 W AC axial fan in a server chassis.
What power connection must I already have to run this 110-120 V AC fan?
It needs a mains-voltage supply — two 25 cm leads for direct wiring to 110-120 V AC at 50/60 Hz drawing 0.50 A.
Will the 172×150×51 mm frame and 38 W draw fit the same cut-out and power budget as my older 170 mm AC fans?
The die-cast aluminium frame measures 172×150×51 mm with standard mounting centres, and the 38 W rating matches legacy 170 mm AC units, so it slots into existing cut-outs and circuits.
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