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Fans 4850N 12038 230V 10W 119x119x38mm case fan
AC-powered 119 mm square fan delivers 100 m³/h airflow at 32 dB with sleeve bearing and Molex connector
- 100 m³/h airflow for effective cooling
- 32 dB noise level for quiet operation
- 230 V AC supply with 10 W power draw
- 119 x 119 x 38 mm compact all-metal frame
- 313 mm lead with Molex connector for easy installation
AC-powered 120 mm case fan
This 119 x 119 x 38 mm fan runs directly from 230 V AC mains at 10 W and 43 mA. It delivers 100 m³/h airflow at 1800 rpm with a rated noise level of 32 dB. A sleeve bearing and all-metal construction are designed for continuous cooling duty. The unit ships new in original ebm-papst packaging.
Check mains wiring and mounting clearance
Verify that your chassis or enclosure can accept a 119 mm square frame with 38 mm depth and M3 threaded inserts on each corner. The 313 mm lead terminates in a Molex 22-01-2025 connector, so ensure your wiring harness or terminal block matches. Confirm the supply circuit provides 230 V AC and that IP20 protection is sufficient for the installation environment.
Suited for industrial enclosures and AC-only builds
This fan suits integrators who need a mains-voltage cooler without an external power supply, such as server cabinets, telecom racks or custom AC-powered chassis. It is not for builders who require PWM speed control, 12 V DC operation or a standard 3-pin/4-pin motherboard header. Buyers needing higher static pressure or lower noise at reduced speed should look at DC alternatives.
Highlights
- 100 m³/h airflow for effective cooling
- 32 dB noise level for quiet operation
- 230 V AC supply with 10 W power draw
- 119 x 119 x 38 mm compact all-metal frame
- 313 mm lead with Molex connector for easy installation
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the fan include mounting hardware or do I need to buy screws separately?
Brass threaded inserts on both sides accept M3 bolts, and a fuse is fitted on the bracket. No separate screws are mentioned.
The listing shows 10W and 9W — which power rating applies to this model?
The fan draws 10W at 230V AC with a maximum current of 43mA; the 9W figure appears as an alternative rating in the same specification.
What does the 100m³/h airflow figure mean for a typical PC case?
At 1800rpm the fan moves 100m³/h of air at 32dB, providing moderate cooling for standard chassis layouts.
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