DSIT DS-FT100 4-Fan Server Rack Cooling Unit with Thermostat for 1000mm Deep Cabinets, 1U, 230V, Black

Data center technicians managing high-density server racks know that heat is the enemy of reliability. The DSIT DS-FT100 fan unit tackles this head-on, delivering active airflow for 19-inch enclosures with a depth of 1000 mm. Equipped with four fans and an integrated adjustable thermostat, it automatically responds to rising temperatures, keeping critical networking and server equipment within safe operating limits. The 1U steel housing mounts in any standard 19-inch rack, and the included IEC C14 power cable simplifies installation.

Key specifications

• Four high-performance fans for uniform airflow across the rack
• Integrated adjustable thermostat for automatic temperature-based activation
• Compatible with 19-inch server racks with 1000 mm depth
• 1U rack height, steel construction with black RAL 9005 finish
• 230V AC, 50/60 Hz power input via IEC C14 connector
• Overload protection and CE, RoHS compliance

Why choose it

This fan unit eliminates guesswork from thermal management. The thermostat continuously monitors rack temperature and switches the fans on only when needed, reducing energy consumption and noise compared to always-on solutions. Its robust steel build stands up to the demands of busy server rooms, while the universal mounting position allows installation at the top, bottom, or rear of the rack for optimal airflow direction.

Ideal use cases

• Cooling network switches, servers, and AV equipment in 1000 mm deep racks
• Supplementing existing HVAC in small server rooms or edge computing sites
• Preventing hotspots in enclosed racks with passive or low-airflow devices
• Maintaining stable temperatures in industrial or commercial IT cabinets

Good to know

The unit ships with a power cable and is ready to mount out of the box. The adjustable thermostat allows you to set the activation threshold according to your equipment's thermal limits. For best results, position the fan unit to exhaust hot air from the top of the rack or draw cool air in from the bottom, depending on your airflow strategy.