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Fans 12038A2-HB 220V case fan 120x120x38mm

SKU CH-AN1M-4SPXH

A 220 V ball-bearing case fan measuring 120 by 120 by 38 mm for chassis cooling

  • 220 V operation suits industrial mains power
  • Ball-bearing design extends service life
  • 120 mm square frame fits standard mounting points
  • 38 mm depth provides high static pressure

220 V AC case fan

The Fans 12038A2-HB is a 120 mm square chassis fan that runs directly from 220 V mains power. It uses a ball-bearing motor and a 38 mm thick frame to move air through server racks, industrial enclosures or workstation cases. Buyers who need a fan powered by a standard AC supply will find it fits the 12038 mounting pattern.

Check your chassis power source

Verify that the mounting holes match the 120 mm spacing and that the 38 mm depth clears internal components. Confirm the enclosure provides a 220 V AC connection; this unit cannot run from a motherboard header or low-voltage PSU lead. Ensure the ball-bearing noise profile suits the intended environment.

Highlights

  • 220 V operation suits industrial mains power
  • Ball-bearing design extends service life
  • 120 mm square frame fits standard mounting points
  • 38 mm depth provides high static pressure

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the 12038A2-HB 220V fan ship with mounting screws or a power cable?

The fan unit is supplied alone; mounting hardware and a mains power lead must be sourced separately.

Is the 12038A2-HB the only 120 x 120 x 38 mm 220V ball-bearing version available?

Yes, this model is the single listed variant in that frame size and voltage with a ball bearing.

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