Ebm-Papst
Ebm-Papst 4114N/2H7PU 24V 120x120x38mm 90W 76dBA 9500RPM Industrial Cooling Fan
24 V DC tubeaxial fan with ball bearing, PWM control, speed sensor and 90 W power at 9500 RPM
- High airflow at 9500 RPM for demanding cooling
- 90 W power draw delivers strong thermal performance
- 24 V DC input suits industrial power systems
- Ball bearing construction extends operating life
- PWM control and speed sensor enable precise monitoring
Industrial 24 VDC axial fan
The Ebm-Papst 4114N/2H7PU is a 120 mm square tubeaxial fan built for industrial cooling. It runs on 24 VDC, draws 90 W and spins at 9 500 RPM using ball bearings. The unit suits equipment that demands high airflow in a compact 38 mm thick frame.
Verify voltage, mounting and connector
Confirm your system supplies 24 VDC and can deliver the 90 W load before fitting. The fan uses four wire leads that carry PWM control and a speed sensor signal. Mounting holes must match the 119 mm square pattern and the 38 mm depth must clear surrounding components.
Thermals, noise and power in normal use
At full speed the fan produces 76 dBA while moving air through the 38 mm tubeaxial housing. Ball bearings maintain consistent speed under continuous 90 W operation. PWM control allows lower speeds and reduced noise when thermal load drops.
Highlights
- High airflow at 9500 RPM for demanding cooling
- 90 W power draw delivers strong thermal performance
- 24 V DC input suits industrial power systems
- Ball bearing construction extends operating life
- PWM control and speed sensor enable precise monitoring
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What comes in the box with the 4114N/2H7PU fan and what must be sourced separately?
The unit ships as shown with four wire leads attached; no mounting screws, guards, filters or PWM controllers are included.
How do I choose between the available versions of the 4100N series 120 mm fan?
This listing is for the single 24 VDC, 90 W, 9500 RPM variant with ball bearing and four-wire PWM plus speed-sensor output; no other voltage or speed versions are offered here.
What does the 76 dBA rating mean once the fan is installed in a chassis?
At one metre in free air the fan produces 76 dBA; inside a case the level will vary with mounting, airflow restriction and background noise.
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