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Fans YL12038HBL AC 220V/240V 0.14A 50/60Hz 120x120x38mm case fan

SKU CH-EN4D-CQH28

120 × 120 × 38 mm waterproof axial fan running on 220–240 V AC at 50/60 Hz with 0.14 A draw

  • AC 220-240 V power for direct mains operation
  • 120 mm square frame with 38 mm depth fits standard mounts
  • Waterproof axial design resists moisture in harsh environments
  • Low 0.14 A draw at 50/60 Hz keeps running costs down

120 mm AC axial fan for mains-powered cooling

This 120 mm axial fan connects directly to 220 V or 240 V AC supply at 50 Hz or 60 Hz, drawing 0.14 A. Its 120 mm by 120 mm frame is 38 mm thick and carries a waterproof rating for harsh environments. The two-wire lead simplifies wiring in industrial enclosures or custom ventilation projects.

Capacity and headroom for continuous airflow

The fan delivers steady airflow for rack cabinets, power-supply housings and outdoor enclosures where DC power is unavailable. It is not suited for standard PC builds that rely on 12 V DC headers or PWM speed control, nor for noise-sensitive desktop systems that require low-voltage regulation.

Highlights

  • AC 220-240 V power for direct mains operation
  • 120 mm square frame with 38 mm depth fits standard mounts
  • Waterproof axial design resists moisture in harsh environments
  • Low 0.14 A draw at 50/60 Hz keeps running costs down

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will this 120 mm fan fit the same mounting holes as the 120 mm DC fan I already have in my case?

Yes, the 120 mm square frame with 38 mm depth matches the standard 120 mm mounting pattern used by most PC cases, so existing screw holes will align.

How can I confirm the fan is running correctly after wiring it to 220 V mains?

With power applied you should feel steady airflow from the axial blades and hear a consistent low hum; the 0.14 A draw at 50/60 Hz indicates normal operation.

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