Fans MMF-12D24DS-CM1Size 120×120×38 mm 24 V 0.36 A case fan
A 120 mm axial fan moves air through heat exchangers at 24 V and 0.36 A
- Axial design saves installation depth in tight chassis
- 24 V 0.36 A motor delivers efficient airflow
- 120 × 120 × 38 mm footprint fits standard mounts
- Low noise profile suits noise-sensitive environments
- Broad application range from medical to industrial systems
Compact 24 V axial fan for tight enclosures
This 120 mm Mitsubishi axial fan runs on 24 V and draws 0.36 A, making it a direct fit for industrial cabinets, medical devices and rail equipment where space is limited. Its 38 mm depth allows installation in shallow chassis without blocking adjacent components.
Replaces larger or louder 24 V fans when depth is
The jump is worth it when an existing fan cannot fit the 38 mm envelope or when noise must stay low in noise-sensitive environments such as hotel HVAC units or supermarket displays. It is not suited for builds that need higher airflow than this frame can deliver.
Standard 120 mm screw pattern eases mounting
Four corner holes align with common 120 mm fan grilles, so installation only requires a screwdriver and the correct 24 V supply lead. The most common issue is connecting the fan to a 12 V rail by mistake, which will prevent it from spinning.
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- Price $28.99
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 120 mm square frame with 38 mm depth fit my 120 mm mounting holes?
The fan measures 120 mm by 120 mm with a 38 mm thickness, matching standard 120 mm case fan mounting patterns.
How do I connect the 24 V 0.36 A leads without damaging the motor?
Supply exactly 24 V DC with correct polarity; the motor draws 0.36 A, so ensure your header or controller can deliver that current.
When should I plan to replace the bearings in this axial fan?
Mitsubishi rates these axial fans for continuous duty; monitor for increased noise or vibration as the primary sign that bearing life is ending.
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