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Fans FFB1224SHE-BROOSize 120×120×38mm 24V 1.5A 3600RPM case fan
A 120 mm square axial fan moves 170.62 CFM at 3600 RPM from a 24 V supply drawing 1.5 A rated current
- High airflow at 170.62 CFM for rapid cooling
- 24 V DC operation with 1.5 A nominal draw
- 3600 RPM speed delivers strong static pressure
- 5 dBA noise level suited to server environments
- 120×120×38 mm frame fits standard 120 mm mounts
24 V Delta axial fan
The FFB1224SHE-BROOSize is a 120 mm square Delta axial fan built for 24 V DC systems. It draws a nominal 1.5 A and spins at 3600 RPM to deliver 170.62 CFM of airflow. The unit suits industrial enclosures, server chassis or custom cooling loops that require high static pressure in a 38 mm thick frame.
Practical limits of 24 V operation
Running at 24 V means the fan must be powered from a dedicated 24 V rail or an external supply; standard PC 12 V headers cannot drive it. The 19.2 W power rating and 0.8 A actual current draw set the minimum capacity any source must provide. Without a compatible 24 V circuit the fan will not start, so builders using typical ATX power supplies need a separate voltage solution.
Steel frame and mounting implications
The housing uses a sturdy steel plate external-rotor motor that resists vibration in continuous-duty environments. Four corner holes match standard 120 mm mounting patterns, allowing direct replacement of lower-spec fans in existing cut-outs. At 56.5 dBA the acoustic output is noticeable, so the fan is best placed in rack cabinets or noise-tolerant workspaces rather than quiet desktop builds.
Highlights
- High airflow at 170.62 CFM for rapid cooling
- 24 V DC operation with 1.5 A nominal draw
- 3600 RPM speed delivers strong static pressure
- 5 dBA noise level suited to server environments
- 120×120×38 mm frame fits standard 120 mm mounts
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 24 V 1.5 A version or a lower-voltage model for my 24 V system?
The fan is rated for 24 V with a nominal current of 1.5 A, so it matches a 24 V supply directly.
What does 170.62 CFM mean for actual case airflow?
At 3600 RPM the fan delivers 170.62 CFM, moving a high volume of air through a 120×120×38 mm frame.
Does the 24 V DC input limit speed control options?
The unit runs on 24 V DC and supports 100 % speed control via analog or serial interface.
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