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Fans 92 mm 38 mm 48 V 4-wire radiator fan with terminal converter

SKU CH-F9BY-VF28X

A 92 mm square, 38 mm thick radiator fan running on 48 V with a four-wire PWM connection and included terminal converter

  • 92 mm square frame fits tight radiator spaces
  • 38 mm thick build moves more air through dense fins
  • 48 V 4-wire PWM gives precise speed control
  • Terminal converter simplifies wiring into existing harnesses

92 mm 48 V 4-wire radiator fan

This 92 mm case fan runs on a 48 V supply and draws .7 A through a 4-wire PWM connection. It is built to the 9238 form factor with a 38 mm frame depth and includes a terminal converter for wiring flexibility. The unit is supplied new and targets industrial or server chassis that provide a 48 V fan rail.

Suited to 48 V environments

It suits builders who have a 48 V fan header or backplane and need a 92 mm replacement with PWM control. It is not for systems that lack a 48 V fan rail or that cannot accommodate a 38 mm thick 92 mm frame.

Highlights

  • 92 mm square frame fits tight radiator spaces
  • 38 mm thick build moves more air through dense fins
  • 48 V 4-wire PWM gives precise speed control
  • Terminal converter simplifies wiring into existing harnesses

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 4-wire PWM connector on this 48 V 92 mm fan plug into my older motherboard's 3-pin header without an adapter?

The fan uses a 4-wire PWM connector; a 3-pin header will run it at full speed without speed control, so an adapter or terminal converter is needed for PWM function.

How can I verify the 0.7 A draw is normal after installing the 9238 model in my 48 V cooling loop?

Measure current on the 48 V supply line with a multimeter; a steady reading near 0.7 A confirms the fan is operating within its rated specification.

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