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Unique-Bargains SF11025AT DC 220/240V 0.10A Sleeve Bearing industrial cooling fan
Square 110 mm frame delivers 35 CFM at 2500 RPM from a DC 220/240 V supply
- 110 mm square footprint fits standard 88 mm mounting holes
- 35 CFM airflow at 2500 RPM delivers strong cooling capacity
- 38 dB-A noise level keeps operating sound low
- Sleeve bearing construction rated for long service life
- 22 W power draw at DC 220/240 V 0.10 A runs efficiently
Compact industrial DC fan
The Unique-Bargains SF11025AT is a 110 mm square DC fan rated for 220 to 240 V and 0.10 A. It suits equipment builders and maintenance engineers who need forced-air cooling inside cabinets, power supplies or HVAC enclosures where mains-voltage DC is already present.
Straightforward panel mounting
Four fixing holes on an 88 mm pitch align with standard 110 mm fan cut-outs, so the unit drops into existing apertures without drilling. The only common issue is polarity: the DC input must be connected the right way round, otherwise the motor will not start.
Sleeve-bearing limits at 2500 RPM
The sleeve bearing runs at 2500 RPM with a 10 % tolerance, delivering 35 CFM at 38 dB-A. Continuous operation at the upper speed band increases wear, so the fan is less suited to 24/7 high-temperature duty cycles where ball-bearing models would last longer.
Highlights
- 110 mm square footprint fits standard 88 mm mounting holes
- 35 CFM airflow at 2500 RPM delivers strong cooling capacity
- 38 dB-A noise level keeps operating sound low
- Sleeve bearing construction rated for long service life
- 22 W power draw at DC 220/240 V 0.10 A runs efficiently
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How can I confirm the fan is running correctly after installation?
Measure the current draw at the supply; it should sit near 0.10 A, the blade speed should read around 2500 RPM, and the airflow should feel consistent with the 35 CFM rating while noise remains close to 38 dB-A.
What comes in the box and is anything else needed for mounting?
The fan unit itself is supplied; the 88 mm mounting-hole pattern is ready for M4 screws, but fasteners, power leads and any required DC 220/240 V source are not included.
The specs list DC 220/240 V — how do I know which end of that range my supply should be?
The fan is rated for the full DC 220/240 V window at 0.10 A, so any stable DC source within that range will meet the 22 W input specification.
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