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Fans 4715PS-10T-B30 E06 Server Square Cooling Fan AC 100V 15W 120x120x38mm 2-wire

SKU CH-GXQ3-99S7X

120 mm square case fan runs on 100 V AC power and draws 15 W

  • AC 100V operation suits server power infrastructure
  • 120mm square frame fits standard 120x120mm mounting points
  • 15W draw balances airflow with energy efficiency
  • 2-wire connection simplifies installation in legacy systems

Server cooling fan for 100 V environments

This 120 mm square fan operates directly from a 100 V AC supply and draws 15 W. It is built for server chassis and industrial enclosures that need forced-air cooling without a separate DC power source. The two-wire lead provides a simple line-voltage connection for maintenance teams and system integrators.

Practical limits of line-voltage AC fans

The fan runs at a fixed speed because the 2-wire interface offers no PWM or voltage control. It cannot be slowed down by a motherboard header or fan controller, so noise and airflow stay constant. Builders who need variable speed, soft-start or monitoring signals should choose a DC fan with a 3-wire or 4-wire connector instead.

Highlights

  • AC 100V operation suits server power infrastructure
  • 120mm square frame fits standard 120x120mm mounting points
  • 15W draw balances airflow with energy efficiency
  • 2-wire connection simplifies installation in legacy systems

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which 120 mm square version fits a 38 mm deep bay?

The 4715PS-10T-B30 E06 measures 120x120x38 mm, so it matches standard 120 mm square bays with 38 mm depth.

What does the 15 W rating mean for my server's power budget?

At 100 V AC the fan draws 15 W; plan for that load on the AC circuit supplying the chassis.

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