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Square black 120mm axial fan 38mm thick 24V 19.5W

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Fans PSD2412PMB1 120mm 38mm 24V 19.5W case fan

SKU CH-3ZJM-N64CY

A 120 mm axial fan with a 38 mm frame runs on 24 V DC and draws 19.5 W for server or inverter cooling

  • High airflow for server cooling with 19.5 W power draw
  • 24 V DC operation suits industrial and inverter systems
  • 38 mm thick frame fits 120 mm mounts needing extra depth
  • Axial blade design moves air efficiently through dense chassis

120 mm 24 V server axial fan

This 120 mm by 38 mm axial fan runs on 24 V DC and draws 19.5 W. It is built for server and inverter cooling where a high‑pressure airflow path is required. The unit suits builders fitting 12 cm mounts in rack or industrial enclosures. Buyers needing a 12 V or lower‑power alternative should look elsewhere.

Sustained 19.5 W operation

At the rated 19.5 W the motor maintains continuous speed without the thermal throttle seen in short‑burst designs. The thick 38 mm frame houses a larger rotor that keeps static pressure stable during long duty cycles. Installations expecting variable‑speed PWM control will not find that feature here.

Highlights

  • High airflow for server cooling with 19.5 W power draw
  • 24 V DC operation suits industrial and inverter systems
  • 38 mm thick frame fits 120 mm mounts needing extra depth
  • Axial blade design moves air efficiently through dense chassis

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much power does the 24 V PSD2412PMB1 draw when running continuously?

The fan is rated at 19.5 W at 24 V, so expect that level of power draw during all-day operation.

What voltage source must I already have to run this 24 V axial fan?

You need a 24 V DC supply or header; the fan will not start on 12 V or 5 V rails.

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