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SXDOOL gtw012fu804-u00 case fan 120x120x38mm 4200RPM 145CFM

SKU CH-WG1C-CNN49 MPN gtw012fu804-u00

An IP54-rated 120 mm AC case fan moves 145 CFM at 4,200 RPM with ball-bearing durability

  • Bearing designBall
  • Power input connector2 Pin
  • Product typeCase Fan
  • IP54 rating protects against dust and water ingress
  • 4200 RPM delivers 145 CFM high airflow cooling
  • Ball bearing structure ensures long operational life
  • AC 100-230V direct power eliminates separate PSU need

120 mm AC fan 4200 RPM 145 CFM

This 120 mm case fan runs on AC 100-230 V and draws 11 W at 4200 RPM. Ball bearings and an IP54 rating suit continuous industrial or server cooling. The unit measures 120 x 120 x 38 mm and weighs 360 g.

High airflow industrial cooling

Builders needing PWM speed control or a standard 4-pin connector cannot use this two-pin AC model. Quiet PC enthusiasts should note the 54.9 dB-A noise level at full speed.

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Specifications

Product
Product typeCase Fan
Power
Power input connector2 Pin
Size & build
Bearing designBall

Questions about this item

What are the mounting dimensions and depth of this 120 mm AC fan?

The frame measures 120 mm by 120 mm with a 38 mm thickness, so it fits standard 120 mm fan mounts that accept a 38 mm deep unit.

How do I connect the two-pin power lead to a mains supply, and what common mistake should I avoid?

Wire the two pins directly to a 100–230 V AC line at 50/60 Hz; the error is trying to plug it into a motherboard header or DC source, which will not power the fan.

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