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Black 120 mm square DC case fan 38 mm thick with two wires

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Fans YY12038H24B 120x120x38mm 24V 0.4A case fan

SKU CH-WV7N-G5214

A 120 mm square, 38 mm thick DC fan running on 24 V at 0.4 A for industrial cooling

  • 120 mm square frame fits standard case mounts
  • 38 mm thick body moves more air per revolution
  • 24 V DC supply suits industrial and server power rails
  • 4 A draw keeps power budget low

120 mm 24 V industrial case fan

This 120 mm square fan measures 38 mm thick and runs on 24 V DC at 0.4 A. The two-wire design suits industrial enclosures and server chassis that require steady airflow. It fits standard 120 mm mounting points in rack cases or equipment cabinets.

Two-wire 24 V power requirement

The fan needs a 24 V DC source and draws 0.4 A through its two leads. Systems with only 12 V fan headers cannot drive this unit without a separate voltage converter. Builders using standard PC motherboard headers should verify voltage compatibility before purchase.

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Questions about this item

What does the 0.4 A current draw mean when the fan is running in a real system?

The fan will pull 0.4 A from a 24 V rail, so the supply must deliver that current steadily on the 24 V line.

What does the two-wire interface limit in practice?

With only power and ground wires the fan runs at full speed constantly and cannot report RPM or accept PWM control.

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