CAFELE
CAFELE AD1224HB-F51 120×120×38mm 24V 0.32A case fan
120×120×38 mm 24 V 0.32 A case fan moves air through tight server or chassis spaces
- TypeCase Fan
- 120×120×38 mm frame fits standard case mounts
- 24 V 0.32 A rating matches industrial power rails
- ADDA DC motor delivers reliable airflow for cooling
- Original part design solves machine compatibility issues
- Model AD1224HB-F51 ensures exact replacement fit
Industrial 24 V 120 mm fan
The CAFELE AD1224HB-F51 is a 120×120×38 mm DC fan rated for 24 V and 0.32 A. It is built for industrial enclosures, server chassis or workstation cases that run on a 24 V rail and need steady airflow in a compact frame.
Verify 24 V supply and 38 mm depth
Before ordering, confirm your system provides a 24 V DC header or converter and that the mounting holes match a 120 mm square pattern. The 38 mm thickness requires enough clearance behind the fan tray so blades do not contact cables or panels.
Sustained operation at rated current
At the rated 0.32 A the motor maintains constant speed without thermal throttling during continuous duty. The ball-bearing design resists wear in 24/7 environments, delivering stable airflow over long periods rather than only during short bursts.
Highlights
- 120×120×38 mm frame fits standard case mounts
- 24 V 0.32 A rating matches industrial power rails
- ADDA DC motor delivers reliable airflow for cooling
- Original part design solves machine compatibility issues
- Model AD1224HB-F51 ensures exact replacement fit
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the AD1224HB-F51 come with mounting screws or a power cable, or do I need to buy them separately?
The fan is supplied as the unit only; mounting screws and any required power cable or adapter are not included and must be sourced separately.
The model code includes HB-F51 — does that denote a different speed or airflow version I should choose over another?
HB-F51 is the specific model identifier for this 24 V, 0.32 A, 120 × 120 × 38 mm fan; no alternative speed or airflow versions are listed for this MPN.
What does the 0.32 A current draw mean for my 24 V power supply in practice?
At 24 V the fan draws 0.32 A, so your power supply must deliver at least that much current on the 24 V rail for each fan you connect.
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