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Square 92 mm black frame fan with central rotor and four mounting holes

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Fans 92 mm 24 V 3.6 W case fan KDE2409PTB1-6A

SKU CH-3GQG-CMPAA

92 mm 24 V case fan drawing 3.6 W for server or chassis cooling

  • 24 V operation suits server and industrial chassis
  • 6 W draw keeps power budgets low
  • 92 mm square frame fits standard 92 mm mounts
  • 25 mm thickness matches common 9225 form factor

92 mm 24 V case fan

The SUNON KDE2409PTB1-6A is a 92 mm square frame fan designed for 24 V DC operation in servers and industrial enclosures. It draws 3.6 W and fits the standard 92 mm mounting pattern used in many rackmount chassis and equipment bays.

25 mm thick frame with fixed lead

The 25 mm depth allows direct replacement of common 9225 form-factor fans without spacer brackets. No PWM or speed-control header is included so the fan runs at full speed whenever power is applied, making it unsuitable for builds that require variable fan curves or motherboard monitoring.

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Questions about this item

How often should the 92 mm 24 V fan be cleaned or replaced under continuous server use?

Dust buildup on the blades and bearing wear are the main service items; plan to clean the 92 mm frame every six to twelve months and replace the unit if noise or vibration increases.

What thermal or electrical limit appears first when the 3.6 W fan runs at 24 V for long periods?

The 3.6 W power rating sets the steady-state thermal ceiling; sustained 24 V operation will hit the motor's temperature limit before any voltage headroom is exhausted.

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