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SXDOOL Ikura R12D5W-155 120mm 200V 220V AC 50/60Hz 16/15W 120x120x38mm case fan

SKU CH-P55Y-0J05G

A 120mm AC case fan running at 200V or 220V, 50/60Hz, 16/15W, rated for high-temperature industrial use

  • Runs on 200V or 220V AC mains power
  • Operates at 50Hz or 60Hz line frequency
  • Draws 16W at 50Hz and 15W at 60Hz
  • Withstands high ambient temperatures in industrial use

Industrial 120 mm AC fan for high-temperature

The SXDOOL Ikura R12D5W-155 is a 120 mm square frame fan rated for 200 V to 220 V AC at 50 Hz or 60 Hz. It draws 16 W at 50 Hz and 15 W at 60 Hz while delivering a speed range of 2650 to 365 rpm. The unit is built to withstand elevated operating temperatures in industrial chassis and equipment cabinets.

Fits 120 x 120 x 38 mm mounting pattern

The fan installs into the standard 120 mm by 120 mm cut-out with a 38 mm depth, requiring no separate DC power supply or motherboard header. Its AC supply simplifies cabling in rack or panel builds but means it cannot be speed-controlled by PWM or voltage regulation from a PC board. Builds needing variable speed or low-voltage operation should choose a different fan.

Highlights

  • Runs on 200V or 220V AC mains power
  • Operates at 50Hz or 60Hz line frequency
  • Draws 16W at 50Hz and 15W at 60Hz
  • Withstands high ambient temperatures in industrial use

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What is the maximum operating temperature the Ikura R12D5W-155 fan can withstand?

The fan is described as high temperature resistant industrial grade, built to handle elevated ambient temperatures in continuous operation.

How much power does the Ikura R12D5W-155 draw at 50 Hz and 60 Hz?

It draws 16 W at 50 Hz and 15 W at 60 Hz on 200-220 V AC supply.

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