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Fans 4114NH3 24V 19.5W 120x120x38mm case fan
A 120 mm square case fan with 38 mm depth, running on 24 V and drawing 19.5 W for server or inverter cooling
- 24 V power input suits industrial and server systems
- 5 W high power delivers strong airflow for dense enclosures
- 120 mm square frame fits standard 12038 mounting points
- 38 mm thick housing provides deep blade clearance for high static pressure
4114NH3 24 V Server Fan
The 4114NH3 is a 120 mm square frame fan with a 38 mm depth, designed for 24 V power input and drawing 19.5 W. It fits the standard 12038 mounting pattern used in many rack and server enclosures. This unit is sold new as a single component for system integrators and maintenance technicians.
Suited for 24 V Server Cooling
Builders working with 12 V consumer motherboards or standard PC chassis cannot use this fan without a separate voltage converter. Users who need PWM speed control, lower noise ratings or a 12 V connector should look at alternative models. The high power draw also demands a power source rated for the full 19.5 W load.
Highlights
- 24 V power input suits industrial and server systems
- 5 W high power delivers strong airflow for dense enclosures
- 120 mm square frame fits standard 12038 mounting points
- 38 mm thick housing provides deep blade clearance for high static pressure
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 24 V power input require a server backplane or a dedicated 24 V supply rather than a standard PC fan header?
The fan is rated for 24 V and 19.5 W, so it needs a 24 V source capable of delivering that power; a typical 12 V motherboard header will not drive it.
Will the 120 mm by 38 mm frame match the mounting pattern of the 120 mm fans already in my chassis?
The fan uses the standard 120 mm square footprint with 38 mm thickness; screw-hole spacing follows the common 120 mm pattern, so it fits existing 120 mm mounts if the case has enough depth.
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