SXDOOL
SXDOOL pm1751ha2 case fan 220-240V 172mm 17250 ball bearing
Industrial 172 mm AC fan with dual ball bearings for 220–240 V cabinet and fume exhaust cooling
- TypeCase Fan
- Bearing TypeBall
- Operates on standard 220-240V AC mains power
- Dual ball bearing design for durable continuous operation
- 172mm frame fits industrial cabinet and distribution box mounts
- 17250 model rated for fume exhaust and cooling duties
- Draws only 0.32A at 50/60Hz for efficient airflow
AC Mains-Powered Industrial Fan
The SXDOOL pm1751ha2 is an AC case fan rated for 220–240 V at 50/60 Hz. Its 170 × 150 × 51 mm aluminium frame houses a dual ball-bearing motor drawing 0.32 A for low-noise exhaust in cabinets and distribution boxes.
Suited for mains-voltage enclosures
This unit fits industrial cabinets, distribution boxes and fume-exhaust ducts that supply 220–240 V AC directly. It is not for builds that need a fan powered from a motherboard header or a low-voltage DC supply.
220–240 V AC input voltage
The defining specification is the mains-voltage rating; the fan only operates when connected to a 220–240 V, 50/60 Hz source. Verify your enclosure provides this supply before purchase.
Highlights
- Operates on standard 220-240V AC mains power
- Dual ball bearing design for durable continuous operation
- 172mm frame fits industrial cabinet and distribution box mounts
- 17250 model rated for fume exhaust and cooling duties
- Draws only 0.32A at 50/60Hz for efficient airflow
Specifications
| Type | Case Fan |
|---|---|
| Bearing Type | Ball |
Questions about this item
Does the SXDOOL pm1751ha2 need a 220-240V AC mains supply to run?
Yes, it operates directly from a 220-240V 50/60Hz AC source and draws 0.32A.
Will the 170mm square frame fit the cut-out I use for a 172mm round fan?
The frame measures 170 by 150 by 51mm, so the mounting holes differ from a 172mm diameter fan; check your panel layout.
How can I confirm the dual ball bearing is spinning correctly after installation?
With power applied the fan should run smoothly and quietly at the rated 0.32A current.
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