iStarUSA Inc.
iStarUSA Inc. DD-FAN120 120mm Ball Bearing Fan Server Accessory
A 120 mm ball-bearing server fan delivering 2600 RPM at 12 V DC with an 80,000-hour rated life for reliable cooling
- SpecificationsDimensions (WxHxD) : 4.72" x 0.98" x 4.72"
- FeaturesOutstanding Long Life of 80,000 Hours Provides Good Air Vent
- 80,000-hour rated life for extended reliability
- Ball-bearing design reduces friction and wear
- 2600 RPM delivers strong airflow for cooling
- 12 V DC input fits standard server power rails
120 mm Ball-Bearing Server Fan
The iStarUSA DD-FAN120 is a 120 mm ball-bearing fan built for server enclosures that require reliable airflow. It operates on 12 V DC input and spins at 2600 RPM with a ten percent tolerance. The unit is designed for continuous duty in rack-mount and chassis applications.
Industrial Build and Standard Mounting
The fan measures 4.72 inches square by 0.98 inches deep, matching common 120 mm mounting patterns. Ball-bearing construction supports an 80,000-hour rated lifespan and RoHS compliance. The thin profile fits tight chassis slots without blocking adjacent components. Buyers who need variable-speed control or PWM signalling will not find those features here.
Highlights
- 80,000-hour rated life for extended reliability
- Ball-bearing design reduces friction and wear
- 2600 RPM delivers strong airflow for cooling
- 12 V DC input fits standard server power rails
Specifications
| Brand | iStarUSA |
|---|---|
| Model | DD-FAN120 |
| Specifications | Dimensions (WxHxD) : 4.72" x 0.98" x 4.72" |
| Features | Outstanding Long Life of 80,000 Hours Provides Good Air Ventilation Type: Ball-bearing Input: 12V DC RPM: 2600 +/-10% RoHS Compliance Version: Yes |
| Shipping weight | 0.25 kg |
| Package size | 159 × 152 × 108 mm |
Questions about this item
What connector standard does the 12V DC input use?
The fan draws 12V DC through a standard two-pin or three-pin header common on server chassis and motherboards.
Will the 4.72" x .98" x 4.72" frame fit a standard 120mm mounting pattern?
Yes, the 4.72 inch square frame matches the 120mm hole spacing used in most server cases and drive cages.
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