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Square black 120 mm frame with centre rotor and four corner screw holes

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Fans DBTA1225B8S 120 mm 25 mm 48 V .50 A PWM case fan

SKU CH-MV2A-0EK3T

120 mm PWM case fan runs on 48 V and draws 0.50 A for precise speed control

  • 48 V PWM control enables precise speed regulation
  • 120 mm × 25 mm frame fits standard 12025 mounting holes
  • 50 A current draw keeps power consumption low
  • Brand-new AVC unit ships in original condition

48 V PWM case fan for industrial chassis

This 120 mm fan runs on a 48 V supply and draws 0.50 A through its PWM control circuit. The 25 mm frame fits standard 12025 mounting holes in server and telecom enclosures. It is built for systems that distribute 48 V DC power directly to cooling components.

Not for builds that only provide 12 V fan headers

Motherboards and desktop power supplies typically deliver 12 V, so this unit will not spin on standard consumer headers. Buyers who need a fan for a typical PC case should select a 12 V model instead. No adapter or voltage converter is included with the fan.

Highlights

  • 48 V PWM control enables precise speed regulation
  • 120 mm × 25 mm frame fits standard 12025 mounting holes
  • 50 A current draw keeps power consumption low
  • Brand-new AVC unit ships in original condition

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

The listing shows a single 48 V 0.50 A PWM model — is there any other voltage or current version I should consider?

The supplier data lists only the 48 V 0.50 A PWM variant; no other voltage or current options appear for this fan.

In a real system the spec reads 48 V and 0.50 A — what does that tell me about how the fan will behave?

It means the fan draws up to 0.50 A from a 48 V supply, and the PWM input lets the controller adjust speed without changing the voltage.

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