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Fans 109 R1224H1091 24V 0.25A 120*2 38 Spool Flow Case Fan

SKU CH-AKF5-AA2YB

120 mm 24 V spool-flow case fan with 38 mm depth and 0.25 A draw

  • 24 V operation for stable server and industrial cooling
  • 25 A draw keeps power consumption low
  • 120 × 120 mm frame with 38 mm depth fits standard mounts
  • Spool flow blade design directs air efficiently through chassis

120 mm Dual 24 V Fan

This 120 mm dual-fan unit runs on 24 V at 0.25 A and fits a 38 mm mounting depth. The 109 R1224H1091 model is built for chassis airflow in systems that use a 24 V supply rail. It suits builders who need a direct-replacement spool-flow cooler.

No bundled accessories included

The package contains only the fan assembly itself, so no extra cables, screws or control software are provided. Buyers who want PWM speed control or additional mounting hardware will need to source those separately. Systems that require a 12 V fan variant cannot use this unit.

Highlights

  • 24 V operation for stable server and industrial cooling
  • 25 A draw keeps power consumption low
  • 120 × 120 mm frame with 38 mm depth fits standard mounts
  • Spool flow blade design directs air efficiently through chassis

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 24 V 0.25 A motor need bearing service or full replacement first?

The 24 V 0.25 A motor runs on sealed bearings; when noise or vibration appears the whole 120 mm × 38 mm unit is replaced rather than serviced.

What limit appears first when the 120 mm × 38 mm fan runs continuously at 24 V?

Sustained 24 V operation makes bearing wear the first limit, shown by rising noise or rpm drop before the 0.25 A motor itself fails.

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