Middle Atlantic QFP-2-119 3U Rack Fan Panel, 100 CFM, 220–240VAC
Overview
The QFP-2-119 is a 3U active rack fan panel from Middle Atlantic's Middle Atlantic thermal management line, rated at 100 CFM and wired for 220–240VAC — the right choice for international deployments or any facility running European-standard power. Where passive airflow isn't enough to keep dense AV or security equipment within thermal limits, this panel forces consistent front-to-back airflow through the rack, protecting switches, recorders, and amplifiers that generate sustained heat loads. The anodized black brushed finish integrates cleanly into standard 19-inch equipment racks without standing out against typical black-faced gear.
Compatibility
Fits any standard 19-inch EIA rack enclosure with 3U of available space and at least 2 inches of clearance depth — Middle Atlantic's own RK, ERK, WMRK, and PD series enclosures are the primary targets, but any compliant 19-inch rack accepting standard rack-mount panels will accept this unit. The 2-point mounting pattern aligns with standard rack rail hole spacing. Designed to complement rack management accessories including blanking panels, cable managers, and PDUs in high-density security or AV head-end builds. If your rack runs 110VAC North American power, this is not the correct SKU — select the 110VAC variant from the QFP family instead. For racks requiring lower airflow, Middle Atlantic offers lower-CFM QFP variants; 100 CFM suits mid-to-high density builds with NVRs, managed switches, or multi-channel amplifiers occupying the majority of rack space.
Installation Notes
Mounts via 2 rack points into standard EIA rail holes — no special tooling required beyond a standard screwdriver. The unit draws AC power directly, so a nearby rack PDU or terminal block wired for 220–240VAC must be accessible within the enclosure. Depth is 2 inches (5.1 cm): confirm the rack's internal depth accommodates this panel without conflicting with cable runs or rear-mounted equipment. Shipping weight is 5 lbs (2.3 kg); the installed unit is lighter — factor in for wall-mount rack load calculations.
