Fans U6250MKG1-TP 16CM 220V case fan
16 cm AC case fan running on 220 V mains power for direct chassis cooling
- 16 cm frame fits standard case mounts
- 220 V AC supply powers directly from mains
- 6250 model code identifies the exact variant
- 16055 reference simplifies ordering and support
- Brand-new condition guarantees full factory performance
16 cm 220 V case fan
The Fans U6250MKG1-TP is a 16 cm case fan designed for 220 V AC operation. It serves as a direct replacement for industrial or server chassis that require mains-powered airflow. The unit is supplied new and built to original ebm-papst specifications.
Replaces worn AC chassis fans
This fan fits systems currently using a 16 cm 220 V axial or centrifugal blower that has become noisy or failed. The jump is worth it when the existing fan no longer moves sufficient air or when vibration indicates bearing wear. It is not for builders who need a low-voltage PWM fan for a standard desktop motherboard header.
Steady airflow under continuous duty
The fan delivers consistent airflow during prolonged operation without the speed drop-off seen in short-burst cooling. Its AC motor maintains stable rpm as long as mains power is present. It is not suited for temperature-controlled speed curves that require a 4-pin PWM signal.
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- Price $66.99
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
What mounting hole pattern does the 16 cm fan use?
The 16 cm frame follows the standard 160 mm square pattern with corner holes spaced for typical case fan mounts.
How do I connect the 220 V supply to the U6250MKG1-TP?
Wire the two supply leads directly to a 220 V AC source; the common mistake is reversing live and neutral on non-polarised connectors.
When should I plan to replace the 6250 series bearings?
Expect bearing wear after continuous 220 V operation; schedule replacement when audible noise or vibration increases noticeably.
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