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Fans Sunon KDE2412PMV1 24 V 9.9 W 120 mm 38 mm 2-wire case fan
A 24 V, 9.9 W Sunon case fan measuring 120 mm by 38 mm with a two-wire connection
- 24 V DC operation suits industrial and server chassis
- 9 W power draw delivers strong airflow at modest consumption
- 120 mm x 38 mm frame fits standard 12 cm mounting holes
- Two-wire design simplifies wiring for basic cooling needs
24 V 120 mm case fan for industrial chassis
The Sunon KDE2412PMV1 is a 120 mm square frame fan 38 mm thick that runs on 24 V DC and draws 9.9 W. Its two-wire lead supplies power without speed reporting or PWM control. The unit suits rackmount servers, telecom enclosures and industrial PCs that use a 24 V bus. Builders working from a 12 V ATX header cannot use this fan directly.
Replaces 12 V or lower-power 24 V fans
Swapping a 12 V model requires a 24 V source or a step-up converter; the change is worthwhile only when the system already provides 24 V and the existing fan cannot move enough air. If the chassis lacks a 24 V rail or the current cooling is adequate, the upgrade adds wiring complexity without benefit.
Highlights
- 24 V DC operation suits industrial and server chassis
- 9 W power draw delivers strong airflow at modest consumption
- 120 mm x 38 mm frame fits standard 12 cm mounting holes
- Two-wire design simplifies wiring for basic cooling needs
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What are the exact mounting-hole dimensions for the 120 mm Sunon KDE2412PMV1?
The fan measures 120 mm square with standard 120 mm mounting-hole spacing; allow 38 mm depth for clearance.
How do I connect the 2-wire lead on this 24 V fan without reversing polarity?
The red wire is positive and the black wire is negative; connect them to a 24 V DC source rated for at least 9.9 W.
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