A digital thermostat on a display, and a 1.8 m IEC lead included
kenable 19-inch 1U fan tray, two fans, digital thermostat with LCD, 180 mm mounting depth
The only cooling unit on this shelf with a display on the front, showing the cabinet temperature and the fan setting, and the only one that names the length of the mains lead in the box.
Specifications
- Fan count
- Two — stated in the fourth bullet, which describes two powerful fans providing air circulation in a 19-inch rack
- Fan size
- Not published on the listing — no diameter and no frame dimension appears. The fourth bullet calls the fans powerful and gives no measurement
- Stated airflow
- Not published on the listing — no figure appears in any bullet. The fourth describes optimal air circulation and effective cooling of IT and network equipment without quantifying either
- Airflow unit
- Not published on the listing, because no airflow figure is given. Two listings on this shelf publish one and they use different units from each other
- Stated noise level
- Not published on the listing — no decibel figure and no measuring distance appears. The fans are described as powerful rather than as quiet
- Roof or rack-mount format
- Rack-mounted — stated in the title as a 48.3 cm 19-inch 1U unit, and in the third bullet as a standard rack mounting with the fixing ears supplied, for data and communication cabinets
- Rack units occupied
- One — stated in the title and in the third bullet, which also gives a mounting depth of 180 mm
- Airflow direction
- Not published on the listing — the title and the fourth bullet describe a two-way fan system, which is not explained anywhere. Whether that names two fans, two directions or a reversible arrangement is not stated, and nothing says which way the air moves
- Thermostat or speed control
- A built-in thermostat switching the fans on and off automatically as the temperature crosses a set threshold, stated in the first bullet, with a large LCD display in the second for monitoring the current temperature and the fan settings. The threshold range is not published on the listing
- Power connection
- A 1.8 m IEC mains lead, included — stated in the fifth bullet as part of a complete set ready for immediate installation
- Amazon reference
- B0FJMDPX4W (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
- EAN
- 5054338118246
On the listing
A 19-inch 1U rack-mounted cooling fan tray with two-way digital thermostat control and an LCD display, 48.3 cm wide, with a mounting depth of 180 mm and mounting ears supplied; a built-in thermostat switching the fans on and off automatically as the temperature rises above or falls below a set threshold, for energy-efficient cooling; a large digital display for monitoring the current temperature and the fan settings in a server or network cabinet; a two-way fan system with two powerful fans; and a complete set including a 1.8 m IEC mains lead, in black.
The display on the front
Seven cooling units sit on this shelf. One of them tells you the temperature.
The second bullet describes a large digital display showing the current temperature and the fan settings. That sounds like a convenience and it is closer to an instrument.
A network cabinet is a closed box that gets warmer as things are added to it, and nobody notices. Equipment is put in, a second switch goes on the shelf, the cupboard door is shut, and the ambient temperature inside climbs by degrees over months. Without a number on the front, the first sign is something behaving oddly on a hot afternoon.
A figure at eye level turns that into something a person walking past can read.
The thermostat, and what is not published about it
The first bullet describes the control properly: the fans switch on and off automatically as the temperature crosses a set threshold, which the bullet calls energy-efficient cooling.
That is the right behaviour. What the page never gives is the range the threshold can be set across. Two listings on this shelf publish theirs in degrees, and the range is what says whether a unit can be tuned for a cupboard in a cool hallway or only for a plant room.
So the control exists and its envelope is unstated.
Two-way, said twice and explained never
The phrase two-way appears in the title and again in the fourth bullet.
In the fourth it introduces two powerful fans, which suggests it means the count. In the title it sits next to the thermostat, which suggests something else entirely. Neither reading is confirmed.
The reason to care is direction. A 1U fan panel pushes air one way along the rack, and the same panel fitted the other way round pushes it back. Getting that wrong turns a cooling panel into a heater, and a unit that genuinely reverses is a unit that cannot be fitted wrongly. This page uses a phrase that might describe exactly that and never says so.
A hundred and eighty millimetres, and a lead that is in the box
Two practical figures close the page out.
The mounting depth is 180 mm, stated in the third bullet. That is the number to check against a shallow cabinet, and on the cabinets hub of this site the shallowest is 180 mm deep on the outside — so this panel and that cabinet are not a pair, and the arithmetic is available to work out before ordering rather than after.
The IEC lead is 1.8 m and it is in the box. Small, and worth saying: four of the seven listings on this shelf never mention how the unit is powered at all.
Before ordering
Ask what two-way means, because if it means reversible it is a feature and if it means two fans it is a count. Check 180 mm against the cabinet. And if noise matters where the rack lives, ask for a figure — this page describes the fans as powerful and never as quiet.
Availability
Priced from 90 € to 100 € across the German and French Amazon stores the day this page was checked.
It is stocked on the British Amazon store as well, in that country’s own currency. The range above leaves those out: it counts euro stores and no others.
In the Italian and Spanish Amazon catalogues with no live offer against it: the reference exists, nobody is filling it.
The American Amazon store returned nothing at all, so the buy button there opens a search in that country rather than a page that would not load.
Every figure in this section is what Keepa held on the day this page was last updated. Stock and prices move without warning.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 10 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.