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Square black 12038 24V .32A AD1224HS-F51 case fan with two wires

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Fans 12038 24V .32A AD1224HS-F51 2 wire converter case fan

SKU CH-FAG9-S9B8D

A 24 V case fan with a 0.32 A draw and two-wire converter for system cooling

  • 24 V power input suits industrial and server chassis
  • 32 A draw keeps energy use low
  • Two-wire connector simplifies installation
  • 12038 form factor fits standard mounting points

24 V 12038 Case Fan

This 24 V case fan carries the model code AD1224HS-F51 and draws 0.32 A. It uses a two-wire connector for simple power delivery. The 12038 frame size fits standard mounting points in compatible enclosures.

Suited for 24 V Cooling Builds

Installers working with 24 V power systems can use this fan directly without extra conversion. Builds that require PWM speed control or a three-wire tachometer signal should look at a different model.

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Questions about this item

Does this 24 V fan need a 24 V power source to run?

Yes, the fan is rated for 24 V operation and draws 0.32 A, so a 24 V supply is required.

Can I plug this 2-wire fan into a standard 3-pin or 4-pin motherboard header?

The fan uses a 2-wire connector without a tachometer signal, so it will spin on a 3-pin or 4-pin header but the motherboard cannot monitor its speed.

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