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Fans EFB1324SHE 4C58 24V 1.38A 3-wire 127x127x38mm case fan

SKU CH-9FBH-W0FW0

A 127 mm square, 38 mm thick 24 V case fan drawing 1.38 A with a three-wire connection for server cooling

  • TypeCase Fan
  • 24 V DC power for server-grade reliability
  • 38 A current draw balances airflow and efficiency
  • 127 mm square frame fits standard server bays
  • 38 mm thickness delivers high static pressure

24 V 3-wire server cooler fan

This 127 mm square case fan runs on 24 V DC and draws 1.38 A through a three-wire connection. It is built for server and workstation chassis that require a 38 mm thick frame. The EFB1324SHE 4C58 model delivers focused airflow for dense component layouts.

Suits 24 V rackmount and industrial builds

Installers working with standard 12 V consumer headers or four-pin PWM control should look elsewhere, as the voltage and connector differ. Systems needing a thinner profile or lower current draw will also need a different specification.

Highlights

  • 24 V DC power for server-grade reliability
  • 38 A current draw balances airflow and efficiency
  • 127 mm square frame fits standard server bays
  • 38 mm thickness delivers high static pressure

Specifications

TypeCase Fan

Questions about this item

What voltage header do I need on my motherboard or controller to run this fan?

The fan requires a 24 V DC supply, so your motherboard header or fan controller must provide 24 V rather than the more common 12 V.

Can I connect this 3-wire fan to a 4-pin PWM header on my existing board?

Yes, the 3-wire connector fits a 4-pin PWM header; the fourth pin will be unused and speed will be controlled by voltage instead of PWM.

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