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CAFELE ebmpapst DV4600-492 115V 19W 120x120x38mm case fan
115 V compact case fan measuring 120 x 120 x 38 mm, running at 2650 or 3100 rpm with 18 to 19 W draw
- TypeCase Fan
- 115V operation suits industrial cabinets and rack enclosures
- 18/19W draw keeps energy costs low in continuous duty
- 2650/3100 RPM delivers strong airflow for dense equipment
- 120x120x38mm frame fits standard 120mm mounting holes
- 4kg lightweight design eases installation and reduces chassis load
115V 120×120 mm AC case fan
This 115 V AC case fan measures 120 by 120 by 38 mm and weighs 0.4 kg. It is built for cabinets or compact enclosures that need mains-voltage airflow without a separate power supply. The unit suits installers who prefer direct AC wiring.
Wiring and clearance
Installation requires a 115 V AC supply at 50 or 60 Hz drawing 0.2 to 0.24 A. The motor is protection class I, so an earth connection is mandatory. Common issues are forgetting the ground wire and underestimating the 38 mm depth in tight chassis.
18–19 W airflow capacity
At 2650 to 3100 rpm the fan consumes 18 to 19 W and moves air intake over struts with clockwise rotation. It handles moderate heat loads in small cabinets but reaches its limit in high-density racks or silent-build targets where lower speed is needed.
Highlights
- 115V operation suits industrial cabinets and rack enclosures
- 18/19W draw keeps energy costs low in continuous duty
- 2650/3100 RPM delivers strong airflow for dense equipment
- 120x120x38mm frame fits standard 120mm mounting holes
- 4kg lightweight design eases installation and reduces chassis load
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How can I verify the fan is running at the correct speed after installation?
Listen for steady airflow and check that the rotational speed settles at either 2650 or 3100 rpm depending on the supply frequency.
What comes in the package and do I need to buy a power cord separately?
The box contains the fan only; a 115 V mains lead or connector must be sourced separately.
Should I choose the 50 Hz or 60 Hz operating point for my cabinet?
Select 50 Hz for 2650 rpm and 18 W draw, or 60 Hz for 3100 rpm and 19 W draw to match your local mains frequency.
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