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Black square AC case fan 120 by 120 by 38 mm two wire grille front

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Fans KA1238L2B1E AC 220-240V 120x120x38mm case fan

SKU CH-ASFZ-X4C6G

AC 220-240V 120x120x38mm case fan with two-wire connection for cabinet cooling

  • Reliable cooling for cabinets with 120x120x38mm frame
  • Direct AC 220-240V power eliminates external adapters
  • Standard 50/60Hz operation suits global mains supply
  • Simple two-wire connection speeds up installation

120 mm AC cabinet fan

This 120 mm square cabinet fan runs on 220-240 V AC mains power at 50 or 60 Hz and draws 0.1 A. The frame measures 120 mm by 120 mm with a 38 mm depth and terminates in a two-wire lead for direct connection. It is built for industrial enclosures and equipment cabinets that require continuous airflow.

Suited for fixed 220-240 V installations

Installers wiring the fan directly into AC-powered cabinets or server racks will find the voltage and frequency match standard mains supplies. It is not intended for low-voltage DC systems such as typical PC chassis headers, nor for speed-controlled or PWM headers that require a third or fourth wire. Buyers needing variable speed or motherboard fan control should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Reliable cooling for cabinets with 120x120x38mm frame
  • Direct AC 220-240V power eliminates external adapters
  • Standard 50/60Hz operation suits global mains supply
  • Simple two-wire connection speeds up installation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the 0.1A current draw mean for power consumption in a real system?

At 220–240 V AC the fan draws roughly 22–24 W, so a standard mains circuit can supply many units without extra capacity planning.

How does the 50/60 Hz mains frequency affect the fan's running speed?

The motor synchronises to the line frequency, so speed is fixed at the 50 Hz or 60 Hz rate with no electronic speed control.

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