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Fans Maxair BT12038B2HL BT12038B2X 220V .14A case fan

SKU CH-317C-ZJF2B

220V 0.14A case fan designed for server chassis cooling

  • 220 V mains power simplifies wiring in industrial enclosures
  • 14 A low draw keeps electricity costs down
  • Compact 12038 frame fits tight server chassis
  • New condition guarantees full rated performance out of the box

Maxair 220V AC Case Fan

The Maxair BT12038B2HL and BT12038B2X is a mains-powered cooling fan rated for 220V AC at 0.14A. It is designed for chassis that accept a direct AC connection rather than a standard motherboard header. Builders working with industrial enclosures or legacy server cases that provide 220V fan wiring will find it a direct fit.

Suited for 220V AC fan mounts

This unit suits systems where the fan header supplies 220V AC power and the physical mounting matches the fan frame. It is not for builders who need a low-voltage PWM or DC fan controlled by a modern motherboard, nor for compact cases that only offer 12V or 5V headers. Buyers requiring variable speed control via standard fan connectors should look at alternative models.

Highlights

  • 220 V mains power simplifies wiring in industrial enclosures
  • 14 A low draw keeps electricity costs down
  • Compact 12038 frame fits tight server chassis
  • New condition guarantees full rated performance out of the box

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does this fan need a 220V AC mains supply to run?

Yes, the Maxair BT12038B2HL BT12038B2X is rated for 220V AC at 0.14A and connects directly to mains voltage, not to a motherboard header.

Can I keep my existing 12V DC case fans while adding this 220V AC unit?

They can operate in the same chassis, but each type requires its own power source — 12V fans plug into the board or a controller, while this fan needs a 220V AC feed.

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