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Fans KD1212PMBX-6A 12038 120mm 38mm 7.6W case fan

SKU CH-WHVG-SHPTH

A 120 mm square, 38 mm deep axial fan drawing 7.6 W for server or inverter cooling

  • 120 mm square footprint fits standard mounting points
  • 38 mm thick frame moves more air through dense heatsinks
  • 6 W draw balances airflow with modest power use
  • Two-wire design simplifies connection to 12 V headers

KD1212PMBX-6A 12038 axial fan

The KD1212PMBX-6A is a 120 mm square axial fan with a 38 mm thickness designed for server and inverter cooling. It operates as a two-wire device drawing 7.6 W of power. The 12038 form factor suits equipment bays that accept this specific frame depth.

Buyers needing a slim 120 mm fan should look

This unit requires a mounting clearance of 38 mm, so it will not fit in chassis or enclosures limited to thinner profiles. It provides only a two-wire connection, therefore builders who require PWM speed control or tachometer feedback must choose a different model.

Highlights

  • 120 mm square footprint fits standard mounting points
  • 38 mm thick frame moves more air through dense heatsinks
  • 6 W draw balances airflow with modest power use
  • Two-wire design simplifies connection to 12 V headers

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 120 mm frame and 38 mm depth fit the fan mounting points in my server chassis?

The fan measures 120 mm square by 38 mm thick, so it matches 12038 mounting holes used in many rack and server enclosures.

Can I run this 2-wire 12 V fan on a motherboard header that only supplies 5 V?

The fan is rated at 12 V and 7.6 W; a 5 V header would not provide the correct voltage for reliable operation.

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