SXDOOL AFB112522HSize 110x110x25mm 220V case fan
110 mm square case fan moves 84 m³/h at 2200 RPM with ball-bearing reliability
- 220 V direct mains power simplifies wiring
- 2200 RPM airflow moves 84 m3/h through your chassis
- 36 dBA noise keeps the system quiet
- Ball bearing rated for 50000 hours extends service life
- Operates from -20 to 75 °C for harsh environments
220 V AC case fan for industrial chassis
The SXDOOL AFB112522H is a 110 mm square frame fan that runs directly from 220 V mains voltage. It uses a ball bearing and spins at 2200 RPM to deliver 84 m³/h of airflow at 36 dBA. The unit weighs 304 g and is rated for 50 000 hours of operation between -20 °C and 75 °C.
Suited for mains-powered enclosures.
This fan fits servers, industrial cabinets or custom rigs wired for 220 V AC supply. It is not for builders who need a standard DC fan header connection. It is also not for quiet-focused systems that require lower noise levels than 36 dBA.
220 V AC operating voltage decides compatibility
The defining specification is the 220 V AC input; the fan will not work on a motherboard 12 V or 5 V header. Verify that your chassis provides mains power and a 110 × 110 × 25 mm mounting aperture before ordering.
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the AFB112522H require a 220 V mains supply or can it run from a standard PC fan header?
This fan is rated for 220 V AC at 0.09 A, so it must be connected to a mains-voltage source, not a 12 V motherboard header.
Will the 110 mm square frame and 25 mm depth fit the same cut-outs as my existing 11025 fans?
Yes, the 110 x 110 x 25 mm dimensions match the common 11025 form factor used by many older chassis and server enclosures.
How can I confirm the fan is delivering its rated 84 m³/h airflow after installation?
With the fan running at 2200 RPM you should hear roughly 36 dBA and feel a steady stream of air; a handheld anemometer at the exhaust will read close to 84 m³/h.
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