APC NetShelter WX Fan Module

Overview

The APC AR8213 is a fan module designed to enhance airflow within NetShelter WX enclosures, helping to maintain optimal temperatures for rack-mounted equipment such as switches and routers. Operating on 115 volts at 60 Hz, this module fits seamlessly into standard 19-inch racks with a low profile of about 1.7 inches, making it a practical solution for branch offices, retail locations, and small server rooms where heat buildup can affect device performance and reliability.

Key features

• Purpose-built to fit APC NetShelter WX enclosures, ensuring compatibility and easy integration.
• Fully assembled unit that simplifies installation—just slide it in and connect the included power cable.
• Standard IEC 60320 C14 power inlet designed for common North American power setups, avoiding the need for special wiring.
• Low-profile design preserves valuable rack space while providing effective cooling.
• Lightweight construction at approximately 6 pounds allows for easy handling during installation or maintenance.
• Meets UL 507 safety standards, offering reliable and safe operation in demanding environments.
• Backed by a two-year manufacturer warranty, providing confidence in long-term performance.

Key specs

• Input voltage: 115 volts
• Frequency: 60 Hz
• Power connector: IEC 60320 C14 inlet
• Dimensions: 19.02 inches wide by 1.69 inches high
• Weight: Approximately 6 pounds
• Safety compliance: UL 507 standard
• Warranty: Two years from manufacturer

Installation and setup

Installation is straightforward with the AR8213 fan module arriving fully assembled and ready to use. Simply slide the unit into the designated slot within the NetShelter WX enclosure and connect the included power cable to a standard outlet. Its design aligns perfectly with the enclosure’s dimensions, ensuring a clean and professional appearance without requiring additional tools or modifications.

Ideal uses and environments

This fan module is well suited for environments where heat management is critical but space and complexity must be minimized. It works effectively in edge computing cabinets, test labs, small server rooms, and branch office setups where maintaining recommended operating temperatures for network and IT equipment is essential to prevent downtime and extend hardware lifespan.