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Fans GH12038HA2SL case fan AC 220V-240V 0.14A 23W 2900RPM 120x120x38mm 2 wire
AC-powered 120 mm case fan with oil sleeve bearing runs at 2900 RPM drawing 0.14 A
- AC 220-240V direct mains power for simple wiring
- 2900 RPM high-speed airflow keeps components cool
- Oil sleeve bearing runs quietly for low-noise builds
- 120×120×38 mm standard frame fits common mounts
AC-powered 120 mm case fan for mains-voltage cooling
This 120 mm case fan connects directly to a 220 V to 240 V AC supply, drawing 0.14 A at either 23 W or 21 W. The oil sleeve bearing spins at 2900 RPM in a 120 mm by 120 mm by 38 mm frame with a two-wire lead. It suits builders who want mains-driven airflow without a separate power supply.
Two-wire AC design has no speed control
The fan runs at a fixed 2900 RPM because the two-wire AC interface provides no PWM or voltage regulation. It cannot report speed to a motherboard header and cannot be throttled by system software. Buyers who need variable speed, fan-curve control or RPM feedback should choose a DC model with a three- or four-pin connector instead.
Highlights
- AC 220-240V direct mains power for simple wiring
- 2900 RPM high-speed airflow keeps components cool
- Oil sleeve bearing runs quietly for low-noise builds
- 120×120×38 mm standard frame fits common mounts
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 23 W or 21 W version of this GH12038HA2SL fan?
The fan draws 23 W at 220 V and 21 W at 240 V; select the figure that matches your local mains voltage.
What does the 2900 RPM rating mean for airflow inside a standard chassis?
At 2900 RPM the 120 mm oil-sleeve bearing fan moves a high volume of air, suited for exhaust or intake in industrial enclosures.
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