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Rectangular black 8038 server cooling fan with center label showing model CHC8012BB-N-AH P/N 41R6042

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Fans 8038 12V 0.37A CHC8012BB-N-AH P/N 41R6042 case fan

SKU CH-JX8H-9TPW3

12V 0.37A CHC8012BB-N-AH case fan for server inverter cooling

  • 12 V 0.37 A power draw keeps energy use low
  • 8038 frame fits standard server and inverter mounts
  • CHC8012BB-N-AH design targets reliable cooling airflow
  • New condition ensures full rated performance from day one

Original Benny 8038 12V 0.37A Server Inverter

This original Benny case fan operates at 12 volts and draws 0.37 amps. It carries part number 41R6042 and model designation CHC8012BB-N-AH. The unit is designed for server inverter cooling applications.

80mm Frame With Standard Mounting Holes

The 8038 frame size fits common 80 millimetre mounting patterns. No additional accessories or software are bundled with this fan. Builders who require PWM speed control or a different voltage rating will need a separate model.

Highlights

  • 12 V 0.37 A power draw keeps energy use low
  • 8038 frame fits standard server and inverter mounts
  • CHC8012BB-N-AH design targets reliable cooling airflow
  • New condition ensures full rated performance from day one

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the CHC8012BB-N-AH fan's ball bearings require lubrication or replacement over time?

The CHC8012BB-N-AH uses ball bearings rated for continuous 12 V operation; they are sealed and not user-serviceable, so the entire fan is replaced when bearing noise or vibration appears.

What thermal or electrical limit appears first when the 8038 fan runs at 0.37 A continuously in a server inverter?

At 0.37 A the 12 V motor reaches its steady-state temperature rise first; sustained operation at that current keeps the windings within their insulation class limit, so thermal equilibrium is the governing constraint.

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