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Fans R1225Y24BPLP1S-7 24V .43A 120mm 25mm case fan

SKU CH-0TQQ-2RB95

A 24 V, 0.43 A case fan measuring 120 mm by 25 mm for PELKO MOTORS systems

  • 24 V operation fits industrial and server power rails
  • 43 A draw keeps power consumption low
  • 120 mm square frame matches standard mounting holes
  • 25 mm thickness suits typical chassis clearances

24 V 120 mm case fan for Pelko Motors replacement

This 24 V case fan matches the Pelko Motors R1225Y24BPLP1S-7 specification and fits a 120 mm by 120 mm mounting pattern with a 25 mm frame. It draws .43 A at rated voltage, making it suitable for industrial enclosures or server chassis that require a direct 24 V supply. The unit is supplied new and ready for installation.

Capacity and headroom for continuous airflow duties

The fan delivers steady cooling for standard 120 mm bays where a 24 V rail is available and .43 A current draw is acceptable. It will not suit builds that need PWM speed control, 12 V operation or a thinner profile than 25 mm. Buyers who require variable speed, lower voltage or a slimmer frame should look for a different model.

Highlights

  • 24 V operation fits industrial and server power rails
  • 43 A draw keeps power consumption low
  • 120 mm square frame matches standard mounting holes
  • 25 mm thickness suits typical chassis clearances

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 120 mm frame and 25 mm depth fit the same mounting holes as the 120 mm fan I am replacing?

Yes, the 120 mm square frame and 25 mm thickness match the standard 120 mm mounting pattern used by most cases and radiators.

How can I confirm the fan is running correctly once installed?

Connect it to a 24 V supply and verify it draws about .43 A while the blades spin smoothly at the rated speed.

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