CAFELE
CAFELE RAH1238S2 120x120x38mm 100-125V 0.30A case fan
A 120 × 120 × 38 mm cabinet fan running on 100–125 V at 0.30 A for chassis cooling
- TypeCase Fan
- 120×120×38 mm footprint fits standard 120 mm mounts
- 100–125 V AC input powers directly from mains supply
- 30 A draw keeps energy use low
- 38 mm thickness allows high static pressure
- Tested before dispatch to confirm reliable operation
High-voltage AC case fan
The CAFELE RAH1238S2 is a 120×120×38mm frame fan designed for 100-125V AC mains input at 0.30A. It serves as a direct replacement for cabinet or server enclosures that require high-voltage cooling without a separate power supply.
Installers replacing a 12038 AC unit
This unit suits technicians swapping a failed high-voltage fan in industrial cabinets, telecom racks or legacy server chassis where the wiring delivers 100-125V AC. Builders assembling new PCs with standard 12V DC headers cannot use this fan and should select a low-voltage PWM model instead.
100-125V AC operating voltage
The defining specification is the 100-125V AC rating at 0.30A; the fan connects directly to mains-voltage wiring rather than a motherboard header. Verify that the target enclosure supplies this exact voltage and that the 38mm thickness clears the mounting location before ordering.
Highlights
- 120×120×38 mm footprint fits standard 120 mm mounts
- 100–125 V AC input powers directly from mains supply
- 30 A draw keeps energy use low
- 38 mm thickness allows high static pressure
- Tested before dispatch to confirm reliable operation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What voltage supply do I need to run the RAH1238S2 120×120×38 mm fan?
The fan is rated for 100-125 V AC, so a standard mains outlet in that range is required; no separate low-voltage adapter is used.
Will the 12038 frame size line up with the mounting holes on my existing 120 mm fan bracket?
Yes — the 120×120 mm footprint matches common 120 mm brackets, but verify the 38 mm thickness and hole pattern against your old unit before fitting.
How can I confirm the fan is spinning correctly after installation?
Power the system and listen for steady airflow; the 0.30 A current draw indicates normal operation, and the blades should turn smoothly without vibration.
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