SXDOOL
SXDOOL P2207HBL 200/205*72MM 220/230V Cabinet Exhaust Fan
Exhausts heat from distribution cabinets at 220/230 V with a 200 or 205 by 72 mm frame
- High airflow for 200 mm cabinet cooling
- 72 mm depth fits standard 2207 enclosures
- 220/230 V AC input matches mains supply
- 200/205 mm frame suits varied cut-outs
- Established 2008 brand with ten years cooling focus
SXDOOL P2207HBL Cabinet Exhaust Fan
The SXDOOL P2207HBL is an AC-powered exhaust fan built for distribution cabinets and similar enclosures. It suits facility managers and integrators who need to move hot air out of server racks, UPS units, inverter housings or communication equipment cabinets.
220/230 V AC wiring and 72 mm frame depth
Installation requires a mains-voltage connection at 220 or 230 volts, so only qualified personnel should wire it. The 72 millimetre frame depth must match the cabinet cut-out; a deeper or shallower opening will prevent a secure fit and may leave gaps that reduce airflow.
200 by 205 mm mounting footprint
The square mounting pattern of 200 by 205 millimetres fits standard cabinet vent openings and handles typical exhaust loads for power supplies, lighting systems and similar gear. It will not cover larger cut-outs or provide enough static pressure for densely packed, high-restriction server chassis.
Highlights
- High airflow for 200 mm cabinet cooling
- 72 mm depth fits standard 2207 enclosures
- 220/230 V AC input matches mains supply
- 200/205 mm frame suits varied cut-outs
- Established 2008 brand with ten years cooling focus
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How can I verify the fan is running correctly after wiring it to 220 V?
After applying 220 V power, listen for steady motor rotation and feel consistent airflow at the exhaust outlet; the blades should spin without vibration or unusual noise.
What components are included with the SXDOOL P2207HBL and what must I source separately?
The unit ships as the fan assembly only; mounting screws, a power cord, and any ducting or grille must be purchased separately.
Which voltage version should I select for a 230 V supply?
Choose the 220/230 V version — it is rated for both 220 V and 230 V operation.
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