Fans UT276D-TP 140×140×50 mm 220 V 37/34 W case fan
A 220 V AC case fan measuring 140 × 140 × 50 mm with a full metal frame and high temperature resistance for industrial cooling
- High-temp cooling with full-metal frame and blades
- 37/34 W dual power rating for flexible deployment
- 140×140×50 mm footprint fits standard cutouts
- Direct 220 V AC operation needs no extra supply
- Japan ROYALFAN build for industrial-grade reliability
140 mm 220 V Industrial Fan
The Fans UT276D-TP is a 140×140×50 mm case fan designed for 220 V mains operation with a dual power rating of 37/34 W. It features a full metal frame and impeller built for high-temperature resistance in demanding environments.
Suited for Mains-Powered Cooling
This unit suits integrators who need a 220 V axial fan for industrial enclosures, medical equipment, rail vehicles or inverter drives. It is not for builders who require a low-voltage PWM fan for standard PC motherboards or quiet desktop operation.
Fits 140 mm Mounts with Mains Wiring
The 140 mm square footprint matches common 140 mm mounting holes, while the 50 mm depth determines clearance inside the chassis. It frees the builder from adding a separate power supply for the fan but requires safe 220 V wiring and appropriate circuit protection.
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- Price $414.99
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
What 220 V power source must I already have to run this 37/34 W fan?
You need a mains or inverter circuit that supplies 220 V AC and can deliver at least 37 W for the fan's high-speed setting.
Will the 140×140×50 mm frame fit the cut-outs on my existing Fuji inverter chassis?
The fan matches the 140 mm square by 50 mm deep footprint used on Fuji inverter models, so it aligns with the original mounting holes.
How can I confirm the fan is operating at the correct speed after installation?
Measure the input power; it should read close to 37 W on high speed or 34 W on low speed when the fan is running under load.
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