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Square black 120mm frame with seven curved blades and four corner mounting holes

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Fans 4414F 24V 0.21A 12025 120mm case fan

SKU CH-28R2-2TP1R

A 120 mm case fan running on 24 V at 0.21 A with a 25 mm frame depth

  • 24 V DC supply fits industrial inverter systems
  • 21 A draw keeps power consumption low
  • 120 × 120 × 25 mm frame matches standard 12025 mounting holes
  • New and original unit ready for immediate installation

24 V inverter cooling fan

The 4414F is a 120 mm case fan built for equipment that runs on a 24 V supply. It draws 0.21 A and fits the standard 12025 mounting pattern used in many industrial enclosures and inverter units. Buyers who need a 12 V or 5 V fan cannot use this model.

Sustained airflow at rated voltage

At the specified 24 V the motor delivers continuous cooling without the voltage drop that can stall lower-rated fans during long runs. The 25 mm frame depth keeps the blade geometry stable so airflow remains steady across extended operating periods. Units that operate intermittently or at reduced voltage will not see the same consistent throughput.

Highlights

  • 24 V DC supply fits industrial inverter systems
  • 21 A draw keeps power consumption low
  • 120 × 120 × 25 mm frame matches standard 12025 mounting holes
  • New and original unit ready for immediate installation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much power does the 4414F draw at 24 V?

The fan is rated at 0.21 A on a 24 V supply, giving roughly 5 W of power consumption.

What voltage supply must my system provide for this fan?

It requires a 24 V DC source; a standard 12 V header will not run it.

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