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Fans 126DH2LP11000 8038 80mm 24V 2.9W case fan

SKU CH-KF6S-TGT0C

An 80 mm case fan running on 24 V power and drawing 2.9 W

  • 24V operation for stable server and industrial power rails
  • 80 mm square frame fits standard 8038 mounting holes
  • 38 mm thickness delivers high static pressure in tight spaces
  • 9 W draw keeps system power budgets low

Compact 24 V 80 mm fan for tight builds

This 80 mm by 38 mm case fan runs on 24 V and draws 2.9 W. It suits servers, industrial enclosures or small-form-factor PCs that need forced airflow in a confined space. The 126DH2LP11000 model fits standard 8038 mounting holes.

Handles steady airflow in restricted chassis

The fan delivers reliable cooling for low-to-moderate heat loads such as embedded boards, network appliances or single-GPU workstations. It reaches its limit in high-density racks or multi-GPU setups that demand higher static pressure or greater volumetric flow.

Highlights

  • 24V operation for stable server and industrial power rails
  • 80 mm square frame fits standard 8038 mounting holes
  • 38 mm thickness delivers high static pressure in tight spaces
  • 9 W draw keeps system power budgets low

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 80 mm by 38 mm frame fit the same mounting holes as the 80 mm fan I already have?

The fan measures 80 mm square and 38 mm thick, matching the standard 8038 mounting pattern used by most 80 mm case fans.

How can I confirm the 24 V 2.9 W unit is spinning correctly once installed?

Check that the blades rotate smoothly, listen for unusual noise, and verify the motherboard or controller reports a stable RPM reading for the 126DH2LP11000.

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