Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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A 12 cm case fan running on 24 V and drawing 10.1 W for inverter cooling
This 12038 frame fan operates on a 24 V supply and draws 10.1 W. It is built for inverter cooling and similar industrial airflow tasks where a two-line power connection is required.
The two-line interface delivers power only, so speed reporting or PWM control is not available. Builders who need fan-curve management or tachometer feedback should choose a three-wire or four-wire model instead.
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The 12038 designation means this fan is 38 mm thick, so verify your chassis has clearance for that depth before ordering.
At 24 V the fan draws 10.1 W, which correlates with strong airflow for inverter or industrial cooling but also higher noise than lower-wattage 12 cm fans.
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