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Fans UF-12A23BTHMotor case fan 12038 12 230V 17/15W 2700rpm 0.14/0.11A
AC axial case fan runs at 2700 rpm on 230 V, drawing 0.14/0.11 A for 17/15 W cooling
- 230 V AC power for direct mains connection
- 2700 rpm axial airflow for strong cooling performance
- 17/15 W dual-speed motor adapts to thermal demand
- 120 × 38 mm compact frame fits standard 120 mm mounts
- Brand-new original unit with quality-assured construction
AC axial fan for industrial cooling
This 230 V AC axial fan is built for equipment that runs directly from mains power. It suits industrial enclosures, medical devices, rail vehicles and other fixed installations where an AC supply is standard.
Suited for mains-powered enclosures.
The fan is designed for 230 V AC operation and does not connect to a PC motherboard header or DC power supply. It is not for builders who need a 12 V DC fan, nor for systems that require PWM speed control.
230 V AC input voltage decides fit
The single specification that determines compatibility is the 230 V AC supply. If your chassis or equipment provides 230 V AC and can accommodate a 12038 frame, this fan will integrate directly.
Highlights
- 230 V AC power for direct mains connection
- 2700 rpm axial airflow for strong cooling performance
- 17/15 W dual-speed motor adapts to thermal demand
- 120 × 38 mm compact frame fits standard 120 mm mounts
- Brand-new original unit with quality-assured construction
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What does the 2700 rpm rating mean for airflow in a real enclosure?
At 2700 rpm the 12038 frame moves a strong axial stream through the chassis, clearing heat from dense component stacks without needing extra ducting.
How does the 230 V AC supply limit where I can plug this fan?
It connects directly to a 230 V mains circuit, so it cannot be powered from a motherboard header or a low-voltage PSU.
What clearance does the 12038 frame need for mounting?
The 12038 designation means a 120 mm square footprint with a 38 mm depth, requiring that much space behind the mounting panel.
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