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Fans 4600N 119x119x38mm 115V AC 18W 180m3/h 3100rpm case fan

SKU CH-Z4DM-2A8FS

A 119 x 119 x 38 mm AC axial fan delivering 180 m³/h airflow at 3100 rpm with a 50 dB noise level

  • Compact 119 x 119 x 38 mm frame fits tight spaces
  • 180 m³/h airflow at 3100 rpm for steady cooling
  • 50 dB noise level keeps acoustic impact low
  • 115 V AC supply with 18 W draw simplifies wiring
  • Sleeve bearing in 4000N series supports continuous operation

Industrial AC axial fan 115 V 119 mm

The 4600N series fan from ebmpapst is an axial cooler that runs directly from 115 V AC mains. It measures 119 x 119 x 38 mm and draws 18 W at 157 mA. A sleeve bearing supports 3100 rpm rotation to deliver 180 m³/h airflow at 50 dB.

Suited for chassis with AC power rails

This unit fits enclosures, server racks or industrial cabinets that already distribute 115 V AC to fan trays. It is not for builds that only provide low-voltage DC headers, nor for noise-sensitive desktops needing PWM control or quieter operation.

115 V AC supply voltage requirement

The single specification that decides fit is the 115 V AC input; the fan cannot operate from DC sources. Verify your system feeds mains voltage to the fan location before ordering.

Highlights

  • Compact 119 x 119 x 38 mm frame fits tight spaces
  • 180 m³/h airflow at 3100 rpm for steady cooling
  • 50 dB noise level keeps acoustic impact low
  • 115 V AC supply with 18 W draw simplifies wiring
  • Sleeve bearing in 4000N series supports continuous operation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How loud is the 4600N when it runs continuously at 3100 rpm?

The 4600N produces 50 dB at its rated speed of 3100 rpm, with an 18 W power draw on 115 V AC.

Does the 4600N need a separate power supply or can it run straight from the mains?

It runs directly on 115 V AC mains power, drawing 157 mA at 18 W, so no extra DC supply is required.

Can the 4600N be speed-controlled from an older PWM or voltage header?

The 4600N offers 100 % speed control via analog or serial interfaces, not through standard PWM or voltage headers.

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