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Cooltron FA1225B11T9-96 115V, 120x120x25mm AC Cooling Fan

Cooltron FA1225B11T9-96 115V, 120x120x25mm AC Cooling Fan

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Price: $13.13

MFG P/N: FA1225B11T9-96
MFG: Cooltron
Ships From: Eastlake, OH
Weight (lbs): 0.75

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Product Code: FA1225B11T9-96

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Description

The Cooltron FA1225-96 series 115V AC computer fan (P/N: FA1225B11T9-96) is 120x120x25mm and features a dual ball bearing with 7 blades and a life expectancy of 80,000 hrs (at 40 C). The FA1225B11T996 is a high speed cooling fan that runs at 2300/2500 RPM with a 37.4/39.4 dBA noise level and a maximum air flow of 60.9/68 CFM. This fan operates at 100-125V with a power consumption of 13/11W. Operating temperature -10 C - + 70 C (14 F - 158 F).

Fan blades rotate counter-clockwise when viewing from rotor side
Axial fan
Draws air out along the shaft of the fan
Part of the Cooltron Standard Series - cost effective solution
Keeps computers & cabinets at a safe temperature
RoHS & CE certified, UL approved, TUV approved

Specifications

Cooling Fan Dimensions: 120x120x25mm
Rated Voltage: 115V AC
Operating Voltage: 110V-125V AC
Maximum Rated Current: 0.14/0.12 A
Fan Power Consumption: 13/11 W
Rated Fan Speed: 2300/2500 RPM
Maximum Airflow: 60.9/68 CFM
Maximum Static Pressure: 3.6/4.4 mm-H2O
Cooling Fan Noise Level: 37.4/39.4 dB(A)
Fan Housing Material: Die-cast Aluminum - painted black
Fan Blade Material: Thermoplastic UL 94V-0 P.B.T.
Lead Wire: Terminal Lead
Operating Temperature: -10 C - + 70 C (14 F - 158 F)
Storage Temperature: -40 C - + 85 C (-40 F - 185 F)
Insulation Resistance: 100mO
Dielectric Strength: Between terminal & housing 1500 VAC for 1 second
Polarity Protection: No damage from reverse connection at rated voltage
Motor Protection: Impedance Protected
Approvals: CE, ROHS, UL, TUV
Common Uses: Computers, Cabinets

Cooltron FA1225B11T9-96 AC Axial Fan

Additional Product Information
AC computer fans use alternating current, where the electricity can change to the opposite direction. AC fans generally tend to have higher voltages than DC fans, making them more powerful. The flow on an AC fan stays at a consistent rate. It is important to make sure that the power supply is compatible with an AC fan. AC fans are more useful in applications that are less affected by electromagnetic interference. Electromagnetic interference is a disruption in electrical circuitry that can affect performance by causing a loss of data.

When choosing a cooling fan, keep in mind the type of voltage that is needed. Higher voltages are more powerful, but it may not be necessary for certain applications. The type of application will also be a factor on other characteristics. For example, a cooling fan used in telecommunications would need to run more precisely than one in a more general application. Before this cooling fan is mounted, the intended device should be turned off and unplugged to avoid potential injury or damage to the machine.

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