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Square black server cooling fan 120 by 120 by 32 mm two wire

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Fans FD241232HB Server Cooler Fan DC 24V .29A 120x120x32mm 2-wire

SKU CH-2GXZ-FXX9K

120 mm server cooler fan runs on 24 V DC with a 0.29 A draw and 32 mm depth

  • 24 V DC supply fits standard server rails
  • 29 A draw keeps power budget low
  • 120 mm square frame matches common mounting holes
  • 32 mm thick profile delivers high static pressure

24 V DC server cooling fan

This 24 V DC fan is built for server and industrial enclosures that require a 120 mm square frame and a 32 mm thickness. It draws 0.29 A from a 24 V supply and uses a simple two-wire power connection. The unit is intended for system integrators and maintenance teams replacing worn coolers in rack-mounted equipment.

Two-wire 24 V power requirement

The fan operates only on a 24 V DC source and provides no speed signal or PWM control because it has just two wires. Builders who need tachometer feedback, variable-speed headers or 12 V compatibility must choose a different model.

Highlights

  • 24 V DC supply fits standard server rails
  • 29 A draw keeps power budget low
  • 120 mm square frame matches common mounting holes
  • 32 mm thick profile delivers high static pressure

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the 0.29 A current draw mean for a real server installation?

At 24 V the fan pulls 0.29 A, so each unit adds roughly 7 W to the power budget and the supply must deliver that continuously.

How does the 2-wire interface limit fan control in practice?

The 2-wire design provides power only; speed is fixed at the rated voltage and cannot be modulated by PWM or voltage control from the motherboard.

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