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Fans 12038HA2B-7P 220V 0.14A 24W case fan

SKU CH-8X3K-ETD5S

220 V AC case fan rated at 24 W and 0.14 A for industrial cooling

  • Mains-powered operation simplifies wiring with direct 220 V connection
  • Low 0.14 A draw keeps electricity costs minimal
  • 24 W motor delivers strong airflow for demanding cooling
  • Compact 12038 frame fits standard industrial fan mounts

Mains-Powered 24 W Cooling Fan

This 220 V AC case fan draws 0.14 A and delivers 24 W of cooling power. It is built for equipment that runs directly from mains voltage. The 12038 frame size fits standard mounting points in industrial enclosures. No external power supply or voltage converter is required.

Suited for 220 V Industrial Enclosures

Ideal for welding machines, server cabinets or other hardware that already uses 220 V AC. Not for builders who need a low-voltage PWM fan for motherboard control. Buyers who want variable speed regulated by a PC should look at 12 V or 24 V DC models instead.

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Price $17.99
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Questions about this item

How do I connect the 220 V supply to the 7-pin connector on the G12038HA2B-7P?

Wire the live and neutral leads to the two power pins on the 7-pin header; the remaining pins carry tachometer and PWM signals. A common mistake is swapping the signal pins, which stops speed reporting.

When should I plan to replace the G12038HA2B-7P in a welding machine?

Expect to swap the fan when bearing noise rises or airflow drops below the 24 W rating, typically after several years of continuous 220 V operation.

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