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Fans KA1238HA2 220V waterproof case fan 120x120x38mm

SKU CH-2QC1-YP8F7

220 V waterproof case fan with ball bearing, 120 × 120 × 38 mm

  • Operates directly on 220 V mains supply
  • Waterproof construction resists moisture and splashes
  • Ball bearing motor reduces friction for longer life
  • 120 mm square frame fits standard 120 mm mounts

220 V waterproof case fan

The KA1238HA2 is a 120 mm square case fan with a 38 mm frame depth. It runs directly from 220 V mains power and uses a ball bearing for rotation. The housing is rated for high temperature resistance and waterproof operation.

Industrial or outdoor enclosures needing AC power

This fan suits builds where a 220 V supply is available and moisture or heat resistance is required. It does not connect to standard low-voltage motherboard headers. Buyers who need PWM speed control or a 12 V DC connector should look at a different product.

Highlights

  • Operates directly on 220 V mains supply
  • Waterproof construction resists moisture and splashes
  • Ball bearing motor reduces friction for longer life
  • 120 mm square frame fits standard 120 mm mounts

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What are the exact mounting-hole dimensions for the KA1238HA2 120 mm fan?

The fan measures 120 mm by 120 mm with a 38 mm thickness, so it fits standard 120 mm case mounts using the four corner screw holes.

How do I wire the 220 V AC fan correctly and what common mistake should I avoid?

Connect the two supply leads directly to a 220 V AC source, observing any polarity markings on the housing; the frequent error is reversing live and neutral on fans that have a marked polarity.

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