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Fans 12038 120mm 38mm 24V inverter case fan

SKU CH-X1Y7-165TK

A 120 mm by 38 mm case fan that runs on 24 V for inverter cooling

  • 120 mm frame fits standard case mounts
  • 38 mm thick design moves more air at lower RPM
  • 24 V inverter motor runs from industrial power supplies
  • New condition ensures full service life

12038 24 V inverter fan

This 120 mm by 38 mm case fan runs on a 24 V supply and uses an inverter design for cooling duties. It is built for enclosures that accept the 12038 form factor and need reliable airflow in a compact frame. The unit ships new and ready for installation.

Suits builds needing a 24 V 12038 cooler

Builders who require a different voltage, a thinner profile or a larger diameter should look elsewhere. Systems without a 24 V power source cannot use this fan directly. Buyers needing PWM speed control or specific noise ratings will not find those features here.

Highlights

  • 120 mm frame fits standard case mounts
  • 38 mm thick design moves more air at lower RPM
  • 24 V inverter motor runs from industrial power supplies
  • New condition ensures full service life

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What power source do I need to run this 24 V inverter fan?

You need a 24 V DC supply that can deliver the fan’s rated current; the unit has no built‑in voltage converter so it must connect directly to a 24 V rail or adapter.

Can I plug this 12038 fan into a standard 12 V motherboard header?

No — the motor is rated for 24 V only, so a 12 V header will not start it and could damage the fan’s electronics.

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