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Square black 120 mm frame 38 mm deep with centre hub and blades visible

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Fans 12038 120x120x38mm 24V 6.7W case fan

SKU CH-AGAD-ZSJBS

A 120 mm square, 38 mm deep DC fan running at 24 V and drawing 6.7 W for server or chassis cooling

  • 120 × 120 × 38 mm fits standard server bays
  • 24 V DC input matches rack power systems
  • 7 W draw keeps thermal load low
  • SUNON KDE2412PMB1-6A built for continuous operation

120 mm 38 mm thick server fan

This 120 mm square frame fan measures 38 mm thick and runs on 24 V DC power. It draws 6.7 W and is built for continuous server cooling duty. The SUNON KDE2412PMB1-6A model fits standard 12038 mounting points. It is a new component suited for rack enclosures and industrial chassis.

24 V DC voltage requirement

This fan operates only on a 24 V DC supply, so it cannot be used with typical 12 V motherboard headers or standard PC fan controllers. Builders working with 12 V systems will need a separate 24 V source or a different fan. The 6.7 W rating also means the power source must deliver sufficient current for reliable start-up.

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Questions about this item

What does the 6.7 W power draw mean for a server chassis?

At 6.7 W the fan draws modest current from a 24 V rail, so several units can share a single power budget without overloading it.

How does the 24 V DC input affect compatibility with standard PC headers?

The fan requires a 24 V DC source; most motherboard headers supply 12 V, so a voltage converter or dedicated fan controller is needed.

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