Cooler Master Hyper 212 Halo Black CPU Cooler RR-S4KK-20PA-R1
- 120 mm
- Black
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120 mm sleeve-bearing fan moves 105.4 CFM at 2800 RPM with 46.7 dB noise on 24 V power
The OEM Industries AD1224HS-F51 is a 120 mm sleeve-bearing fan designed for 24 V systems such as industrial inverters or specialised server chassis. It suits engineers and integrators who need a high-airflow replacement in the 12038 form factor. Buyers requiring a PWM-controlled 12 V desktop cooler or a fan with integrated lighting should look elsewhere.
At 2800 RPM the fan moves 105.4 CFM while drawing 0.32 A from a 24 V supply, producing a measured 46.7 dB. The aluminium frame and sleeve bearing keep the assembly light, though sleeve bearings typically exhibit higher long-term acoustic variance than ball-bearing alternatives. No thermal-load data is provided for CPU-heatsink mounting scenarios.
The unit ships as a bare fan with the connector shown in the product image; no mounting screws, voltage adapters or control software are included. Integrators must supply their own 24 V wiring harness and any vibration-isolation hardware required by the target enclosure.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Model name | AD1224HS-F51 |
| Product color | Black |
| Product type | Fan only |
| Power | |
| Power input connector | See pic |
| Size & build | |
| Fan size | 120 mm |
| Bearing design | Sleeve Bearing |
| More details | |
| LED lighting | No |
Align the four 120mm mounting holes with your case or radiator, use the correct screw length for the 38mm frame thickness, and connect the 24V power lead — the step most people miss is verifying the supply delivers 0.32A at 24V before powering on.
Sleeve bearings cannot be relubricated; once the 2800RPM fan develops audible rumble or speed drop — typically after several thousand hours — the entire AD1224HS-F51 unit must be replaced.
The sleeve bearing’s thermal limit is reached first; continuous 24V 0.32A running at 46.7dB raises internal temperature until oil film breaks down, causing speed loss before the 105.4 CFM airflow target can be maintained.
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