Fans P1189HBT AC115V 17689 case fan
A 115 V AC case fan delivering 300 to 350 CFM at 2850 to 3350 RPM with 58 to 62 dB noise
- High airflow up to 350 CFM for effective case cooling
- Dual 50/60 Hz operation at 115 VAC suits global mains power
- Low 25–30 W draw keeps energy use modest
- UL safety standard confirms reliable component quality
- Compact 176×176×89 mm frame fits standard mounting points
Industrial AC cooling fan
The P1189HBT is a 115 V AC axial fan built for equipment enclosures that need continuous airflow at elevated temperatures. It suits engineers specifying replacement cooling for medical, rail, industrial or telecom cabinets where mains-powered reliability is required.
50/60 Hz mains operation limits
Running directly from 115 V AC at 50 or 60 Hz ties the fan to fixed line frequency, so speed and airflow shift between 2850 and 3350 RPM and between 300 and 350 CFM depending on the supply. Power draw ranges from 25 to 30 W at 0.26 A, and acoustic output sits at 58 to 62 dB, which may be too loud for quiet office racks.
176 mm square by 89 mm depth footprint
The 176 by 176 by 89 mm frame determines whether the fan fits the existing cut-out and screw pattern in the target chassis; no other dimension in the data affects mechanical compatibility.
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which voltage and airflow combination should I choose for my 115 V AC system?
The fan runs on 115 V AC at 50/60 Hz and delivers 300 CFM at 50 Hz or 350 CFM at 60 Hz.
What does the 300/350 CFM rating mean once the fan is installed in a chassis?
At 50 Hz it moves 300 CFM and at 60 Hz it moves 350 CFM, with noise levels of 58 dB and 62 dB respectively.
What power draw and current does the AC 115 V connection actually cap at?
Power consumption is 25 W at 50 Hz and 30 W at 60 Hz, both drawing 0.26 A.
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