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Fans 109R1224H102 120mm 24V 0.25A case fan

SKU CH-Z0MT-PC3KP

120 mm square 24 V axial fan with 2600 RPM, 102.3 CFM airflow and 39 dB noise

  • 24 V DC operation with 12–27.6 V input range
  • 3 CFM maximum airflow at 2600 r/min
  • 39 dB noise level from ball-bearing motor
  • 119 × 119 × 38 mm square flange mount
  • 10 °C to 60 °C operating temperature span

120 mm 24 V axial fan for industrial cooling

This 119 mm square fan runs on a 24 V supply with an operating range of 12 to 27.6 V. It spins at a nominal 2600 r/min and moves up to 102.3 CFM at 64.7 Pa static pressure. The unit draws 0.25 A and is rated at 6 W.

Check voltage supply and mounting pattern

Verify that your system provides a stable 24 V DC source within the 12 to 27.6 V range. The fan uses a flange-mount frame with lead-wire termination, so confirm the 119 mm hole spacing matches your chassis or heatsink. Ensure the 38 mm thickness fits the available depth.

Ball-bearing operation between -10 °C and 60 °C

Ball bearings support continuous running across the stated temperature span. Acoustic output is specified at 39 dB under normal airflow conditions. Power draw remains at 6 W, making thermal load predictable for enclosure design.

Highlights

  • 24 V DC operation with 12–27.6 V input range
  • 3 CFM maximum airflow at 2600 r/min
  • 39 dB noise level from ball-bearing motor
  • 119 × 119 × 38 mm square flange mount
  • 10 °C to 60 °C operating temperature span

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the 109R1224H102 ship with mounting screws or a power adapter, or must they be purchased separately?

The fan is supplied as a bare unit with lead-wire termination; mounting screws and any 24 V power adapter or Molex converter are not included and must be sourced separately.

Should I choose the 24 V 0.25 A model or a 12 V alternative for a standard desktop build?

This model is rated for 24 V input (operating range 12–27.6 V) and draws 0.25 A; a 12 V version would be required for direct connection to a typical PC fan header.

What does the 102.3 CFM airflow figure mean for actual case cooling performance?

At 2600 r/min the fan moves 102.3 CFM at 64.7 Pa static pressure, delivering strong airflow through unrestricted mesh but reduced flow when pushing through dense radiator fins.

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