Thanks again for the reply and your help, Prelude.
It probably has terminals for you to connect the wires to directly, then you can put whatever plug you want on the other end? Nice looking fan.
So, this is not a fan to connect to 12VDC apparently. It sounds like [From what you are saying] I need to buy a cord from Amazon or local hardware store for 208 to 240 VAC and wire it up to the fan [Plugging it directly into 208 to 240 VAC? If this is the case, do you have any particular 208 to 240 VAC receptacle and cord to recommend?
Yes, not 12V DC, it's 220-240V AC. It's rated at 181.7w (0.79A x 230v) so really any wire will do. I'd probably use 14AWG flexible extension wires since I have plenty of that lying around, but you could use 18AWG with ease. If you're going to have a bunch of them on your door, I'd skip the plug and wire them all together in an electrical junction box wired for 240V.
Yes, that's exactly what I had in mind with the junction box wiring up multiple fans. If I end up going this route, I will not begin the purchase of these until AFTER my power upgrade. I'm already spending quite a chunk of change on the power upgrade. Waiting on 2 more quotes to be emailed to me.
Not sure but Papst makes some badass fans
So the "Duty Cycle" on these fans is for quite a long time?
The reason I ask is because the "Duty Cycle" on the radiator fans at 100% 24/7 is probably only about 2000 hours (83 days).
I think you're confusing duty cycle with MTBF. I have no doubt that those Papst will last MUCH longer than the radiator fans, but you should look up their rated MTBF.
Yes Sir, I was confusing them. I think I might go ahead and order two of those radiator fans at $23.99 each for the hell of it to have them going 24/7 to see how long they last. However, I believe these Papst are the way to go. I think it's more important at the moment to have 2 x 30 inch 7,800 CFM fans (15,600 CFM total) pulling heat out at the window in the mining closet and 2 x 30 inch 7,800 CFM fans (15,600 CFM total) pulling fresh air into the recreation room at the other window for redundancy. Dance, was right in the "Miner Photo Porn" forum about the importance of having back up fans going in case a fan breaks down. So, I think that holds higher priority than the other fans in the doors at the moment.