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Fans 9238 V92E12BUA7-07 T35A3 12V 3.24A case fan

SKU CH-47TM-4GD82

12 V case fan rated at 3.24 A fits ML330 G6 and ML150 G6 front assemblies

  • Cools HP ML330 G6 and ML150 G6 servers
  • 12 V 3.24 A power rating drives strong airflow
  • Two fans per lot cover front system assembly
  • Direct replacement for part 519740-001

Compatible replacement fan for ML330 G6 and ML150 G6

This 9238 model operates at 12 volts and draws 3.24 amps. It is designed as a direct replacement for the front system fan assembly in specific HPE ProLiant servers. The part number 519740-001 confirms compatibility with the ML330 Generation 6 and ML150 Generation 6 platforms. Two units are included per lot.

Upgrade from a failed or noisy original unit

If the existing front fan has stopped spinning or developed bearing noise, this replacement restores the intended airflow path. The jump is worth it when the server reports a fan fault or thermal warnings during operation. Buyers needing a different form factor or voltage for other server models should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Cools HP ML330 G6 and ML150 G6 servers
  • 12 V 3.24 A power rating drives strong airflow
  • Two fans per lot cover front system assembly
  • Direct replacement for part 519740-001

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What are the mounting dimensions for the 9238 fan?

The 9238 model uses a standard 92 mm square frame with four corner screw holes for direct chassis mounting.

How do I install the V92E12BUA7-07 into the front system fan assembly?

Align the fan with the front cage rails, secure it with four screws, then connect the 12V power lead to the motherboard header before closing the case.

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