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Fans 12038 12CM 380V .10A case fan

SKU CH-WSCC-GEM70

120 mm, 38 mm thick case fan running on 380 V at 0.10 A

  • Designed for 380V industrial power environments
  • 120mm x 38mm frame fits standard 12038 mounting points
  • Low 0.10A draw reduces circuit load
  • SJ1238HA3 model built for continuous cooling duty

380V 120mm Case Fan

This 12038 frame fan runs on a 380V supply and draws 0.10A. The SJ1238HA3 model fits standard 12cm mounting points in server or industrial chassis. It is supplied new and ready for installation in compatible enclosures.

Suited for High-Voltage Cooling Slots

This unit suits maintainers who need a direct 380V AC fan for legacy or specialist hardware. Builders working from standard PC power supplies cannot use it because the voltage is far above ATX rails. Buyers who need PWM speed control or a 12V DC connector should look at a different product.

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Price $22.99
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Questions about this item

Does this 380V .10A fan require a dedicated high-voltage power supply to operate?

Yes, the fan is rated for 380V at 0.10A and must be connected to a compatible high-voltage supply; it will not run from standard PC 12V headers.

Can the SJ1238HA3 12038 fan be used alongside existing 12V case fans in the same system?

No, because this model requires a 380V source while typical case fans use 12V, so they cannot share the same fan controller or power circuit.

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