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Fans AD1248HB-Y52 120x120x32mm DC48V 0.15A 3Lines case fan
A 120 mm square case fan, 32 mm thick, running on 48 V DC at 0.15 A with a three-wire connection
- Standard 120 mm square footprint fits common chassis layouts
- 32 mm thick frame allows deeper blade profile for stronger airflow
- 48 V DC input with 0.15 A draw suits industrial inverter supplies
- Three-wire lead provides tachometer signal for speed monitoring
120 mm 48 V DC case fan
This 120 x 120 x 32 mm fan runs on 48 V DC and draws 0.15 A through a three-wire connection. It is built for inverter cooling and similar industrial chassis that supply a 48 V rail. The unit is new and ready for integration into compatible enclosures.
Installation requirements and airflow role
The fan needs a 48 V DC source and a three-pin header or terminal block; it cannot operate from standard 12 V motherboard headers. Its 32 mm thickness fits bays designed for that depth, so verify clearance before mounting. It exhausts heat from inverter sections, freeing surrounding components from thermal buildup.
Highlights
- Standard 120 mm square footprint fits common chassis layouts
- 32 mm thick frame allows deeper blade profile for stronger airflow
- 48 V DC input with 0.15 A draw suits industrial inverter supplies
- Three-wire lead provides tachometer signal for speed monitoring
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What limits the AD1248HB-Y52 fan under sustained use?
Its 48 V, 0.15 A rating sets a fixed current ceiling that defines the thermal limit during continuous operation.
How much noise and heat does the 120x120x32 mm unit produce when running all day?
At the rated 0.15 A draw on 48 V the fan maintains a steady low-power profile, keeping acoustic output and heat rise minimal for 24/7 inverter cooling.
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