CAFELE
CAFELE 4214/12H 24V 120x38mm 220mA 5.3W case fan
24 V 120 × 38 mm case fan drawing 220 mA at 5.3 W with three-wire connection
- TypeCase Fan
- 24 VDC operation matches original PAPST 4214/12H specification
- 120 × 120 × 38 mm form factor fits standard mounting holes
- 220 mA current draw keeps power consumption at 5.3 W
- Three-wire connection provides tachometer feedback for speed monitoring
- Direct replacement for damaged CPU or case cooling fans
120 mm 24 V replacement case fan
This 120 mm square frame measures 38 mm thick and runs on 24 VDC at 220 mA for 5.3 W. It uses a three-wire connection and matches the PAPST 4214/12H form factor. The unit is sold new as a direct swap for a worn or failed cooler.
Who this suits and who should look elsewhere
Builders needing a 24 V 120 mm fan with a three-wire lead for CPU or chassis cooling will find a direct fit. Systems that require 12 V operation, PWM control, or a different frame thickness cannot use this model.
Deciding specification: 24 VDC 220 mA rating
The 24 VDC 220 mA electrical rating is the single figure that determines compatibility. If the header or power supply delivers a different voltage the fan will not run correctly.
Highlights
- 24 VDC operation matches original PAPST 4214/12H specification
- 120 × 120 × 38 mm form factor fits standard mounting holes
- 220 mA current draw keeps power consumption at 5.3 W
- Three-wire connection provides tachometer feedback for speed monitoring
- Direct replacement for damaged CPU or case cooling fans
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What are the mounting hole dimensions for the 120 mm square frame?
The fan uses a standard 120 mm square frame with 38 mm thickness; mounting holes align with typical 120 mm case fan positions.
How do I connect the three wires to a 24 VDC source?
Connect the red wire to 24 VDC positive, black to ground, and the third wire provides a tachometer signal for speed monitoring.
When should I plan to replace the 24 VDC 220 mA fan?
Replace the fan if bearing noise appears, airflow drops, or the tachometer signal becomes erratic during operation.
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