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Vszerda SP101A-1123HST.GN 120×120×38mm 115V 2900RPM case fan
115 V, 120×120×38 mm case fan delivers 85/105 CFM at 2900 RPM with dual ball bearings and 2-pin connector
- Moves 85 to 105 CFM at 2900 RPM for strong airflow
- Dual ball bearing design extends operating life
- 120×120×38 mm frame fits standard 120 mm mounts
- Runs on 115 V AC at 50/60 Hz without extra adapters
- 48 dB noise level keeps background sound low
Vszerda SP101A 115 V AC case fan
The Vszerda SP101A-1123HST.GN is a 115 V AC case fan built to the Sunon SP101A form factor. It delivers 85 to 105 CFM at 2 900 RPM while drawing 20 W from a 50/60 Hz mains supply. A two-pin connector and dual ball-bearing construction complete the assembly.
Suitable for maintenance and industrial enclosures
Technicians replacing a failed Sunon SP101A unit in rack-mount gear, server chassis or industrial cabinets will find a direct mechanical and electrical match. The 115 V AC input and 38 mm depth mean it cannot be powered from a standard motherboard header or fitted into slim consumer cases.
115 V AC 50/60 Hz supply requirement
This fan only operates from a 115 V AC 50/60 Hz source; it will not run on the 12 V DC headers found on PC motherboards. Verify that your equipment provides mains-voltage power before ordering.
Highlights
- Moves 85 to 105 CFM at 2900 RPM for strong airflow
- Dual ball bearing design extends operating life
- 120×120×38 mm frame fits standard 120 mm mounts
- Runs on 115 V AC at 50/60 Hz without extra adapters
- 48 dB noise level keeps background sound low
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does this 115V fan need a separate power supply or can it plug straight into mains?
It runs on 115V 50-60Hz mains power via its 2-pin connector, so no external power supply is required.
Will the 120×120×38mm frame and 2-pin connector fit the cut-out and wiring of my older SP101A unit?
Yes, the dimensions and 2-pin connector match the original SP101A-1123HST.GN specification for direct replacement.
How can I confirm the fan is delivering its rated airflow after installation?
At full speed it should spin at 2900 RPM and move 85 to 105 CFM while producing around 48 dB of noise.
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