Fans DP201AT 2122HBT.GN 12025 220V 120mm case fan
120 mm AC case fan moves 66–80 CFM at 2150–2500 RPM with 44–48 dBA noise on 220–240 V power
- 120 mm AC axial fan for direct mains cooling
- 66–80 CFM airflow at 2150–2500 RPM
- 18–19 W power draw from 220–240 V supply
- 44–48 dBA noise with ball-bearing motor
- Terminal connection for secure panel wiring
120 mm AC case fan
The DP201AT 2122HBT.GN is a 12025 frame fan that runs directly from 220-240 V mains at 50 or 60 Hz. It targets system integrators and maintenance teams who need a drop-in replacement for legacy chassis or industrial enclosures without adding a DC power supply. Ball-bearing construction supports continuous operation in server racks, telecom cabinets or workstation cases.
Replaces ageing sleeve-bearing AC fans
When an existing 120 mm AC fan develops bearing noise or reduced airflow, this unit restores the original 66 to 80 CFM range and 0.14 to 0.17 inch-H2O static pressure. The jump is worth it if the original fan drew roughly 0.1 A and the mounting holes match the 120 mm square pattern. It is not suited for builders who need PWM speed control or low-noise profiles below 44 dBA.
Steady output under constant load
At 2150 RPM on 50 Hz and 2500 RPM on 60 Hz the fan delivers its rated 19 W or 18 W power draw continuously. Ball bearings maintain consistent speed and pressure during 24/7 duty cycles without the wear-related slowdown seen in sleeve designs. Terminal connections avoid connector melt risk during sustained high-temperature operation.
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
What are the mounting hole dimensions for the 120mm square frame?
The frame is 120mm by 120mm with a 25mm thickness; standard 120mm case mounting points apply.
How do I connect the terminal interface to a mains supply?
Wire the terminals to a 220-240V 50/60Hz circuit; the fan draws 0.10/0.09A and 19/18W depending on frequency.
When should I expect to replace the ball bearing fan?
The ball bearing design runs at 2150/2500 RPM producing 44/48 dBA; replace if noise rises or airflow drops below 66/80 CFM.
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