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Square 119mm axial fan, black plastic frame and blades, 38mm deep

Vszerda

Vszerda DV4650-470 230V 119mm case fan

SKU CH-XKTG-KQD7J MPN DV4650-470

A 119 mm axial fan for 230 V mains, drawing 0.12 A at 19 W with a 38 mm frame depth

  • Direct 230 V mains operation without external PSU
  • 19 W motor delivers strong airflow for cabinet cooling
  • Compact 119 mm square frame fits standard 119×119 mm cut-outs
  • 38 mm depth suits tight 1U and shallow enclosures
  • 12 A draw keeps circuit loading low

119 mm 230 V AC axial fan

This Vszerda DV4650-470 is a new 119 mm square axial fan that runs directly from 230 V mains at 50 Hz. It draws 0.12 A and consumes 18 W to 19 W, making it a straightforward replacement for cabinet or chassis cooling where a 119x119x38 mm footprint fits.

Suits mains-powered cabinet cooling

Builders who need a 230 V fan for an enclosure, server cabinet or industrial chassis can install this unit without a separate power supply. It is not for low-voltage PC builds, PWM speed control or any 12 V DC header on a motherboard.

230 V 50 Hz mains voltage

The single specification that decides fit is the 230 V 50 Hz AC rating; the fan must be wired to mains power and cannot operate from a standard PC fan header or DC source.

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Price $118.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

How much heat does the 19 W motor produce when the fan runs continuously?

The motor draws 19 W at 230 V, so continuous operation dissipates roughly 19 W of heat inside the cabinet.

What mounting hardware and 230 V supply does the 119×119×38 mm frame require?

The fan fits a standard 119 mm square cut-out with four corner screws and connects directly to a 230 V 50 Hz mains supply.

Will the 120 mA start-up current trip a legacy 110 mA-rated fan controller?

Starting current reaches 120 mA versus 110 mA running, so an older 110 mA fuse or controller may trip on power-up.

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