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Square black case fan 140 by 140 by 50 mm with centre label

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Fans UT276D-TP [B98] 220V 37/34W case fan 140x140x50mm

SKU CH-DQRZ-4P82J

High-temperature case fan runs on 220 V, drawing 37 W or 34 W in a 140 mm square frame 50 mm deep

  • High-temperature rated for demanding environments
  • Dual power modes at 37 W and 34 W
  • 140 mm square frame fits standard mounts
  • 50 mm thick design moves more air

UT276D-TP [B98] 220V AC case fan

The UT276D-TP [B98] is a 220V AC case fan measuring 140 by 140 by 50 millimetres. It operates at two power levels of 37 and 34 watts and is built for high-temperature environments. The unit suits industrial enclosures or servers that run directly from mains voltage.

No bundled accessories or software included

The product ships as a standalone fan without mounting screws, cables or control software. Installers must supply their own 220V wiring and fixation hardware. Builders who need PWM speed control or a bundled connector kit will not find those in this package.

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Questions about this item

How often should the UT276D-TP fan be replaced in a high-temperature environment?

The UT276D-TP is built for continuous 220V operation at 37 or 34 watts; replacement timing depends on your specific thermal load and duty cycle rather than a fixed interval.

What thermal limit is reached first when the fan runs at 37 watts continuously?

At 37 watts the motor draws more current, so the internal winding temperature rises until the built-in thermal protection activates and reduces speed to 34 watts.

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