Serving industrial cabinets and power supplies, the UF-12A23BWH combines 230 VAC operation with a 120 × 120 × 38 mm AC axial fan design. Lead-wire connection distinguishes this version, alongside a die-cast frame, ball bearings, and protection. Rated data: 17 W input, up to 180 m³/h, 3100 rpm, 46 dB.
| Rated Voltage(V) | 230 |
|---|---|
| Size(mm) | 120*120*38 |
| Max.Air Flow(m³/h) | 180 |
| Input Power(W) | 17 |
| Speed(rpm) | 3100 |
| Noise(db) | 46 |
Fulltech UF-12A23BWH positions an AC axial fan for power supplies. The fan creates a controlled ventilation path across heat-producing assemblies and toward the equipment exhaust.
The 180 m3/h maximum airflow supports active heat removal. Designers should compare the fan curve with the finished air path rather than select from free-air delivery alone. The lead-wire connection distinguishes the installation interface, helping OEM teams align wiring access with cabinet assembly and service requirements.
This model is appropriate for B2B buyers who need repeatable equipment cooling. Retain the full UF-12A23BWH code and check the electrical and mechanical interface before ordering. Keep inlet and outlet clearances consistent with the installation drawing.
Fulltech UF-12A23BWH is used in industrial electronic equipment, moving air around electronic assemblies to address continuous component heat. The fan gives OEM equipment a planned airflow route, supports stable equipment operation and helps reduce localized heat.
Fulltech UF-12A23BWH is used in control cabinets, moving air around drives and controllers to address heat trapped inside the enclosure. The fan gives OEM equipment a planned airflow route, supports reliable control-system duty and helps reduce localized heat.
Fulltech UF-12A23BWH supports power supplies, where airflow across power-conversion components helps manage conversion losses. The fan contributes to dependable power delivery by moving heat away from critical areas and maintaining a planned ventilation path within the equipment.
Fulltech UF-12A23BWH is used in industrial instruments, moving air around sensitive internal electronics to address localized thermal buildup. The fan gives OEM equipment a planned airflow route, supports measurement and control stability and helps reduce localized heat.
Yes. Ball bearings are listed in the supplied model reference; installation temperature and loading still influence service life.
Stock and lead time can change. Confirm the exact model suffix, quantity, and required delivery date with the supplier before ordering.
Speed-control capability is not stated in the supplied reference. Use the rated supply and confirm any controller with the datasheet or supplier before installation.
Check the 120 × 120 × 38 mm dimensions, 180 m³/h maximum airflow at 3100 rpm, available mounting space, system resistance, and required ventilation duty.
Its ball-bearing construction and documented motor protection support industrial cooling use. Reliability still depends on correct sizing, clean airflow, and operation within ratings.