Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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OEM Industries
A 120 mm ball-bearing case fan running at 24 V with a three-wire connection
The OEM Industries FD241238MB is a 120 mm square fan with a 38 mm frame depth, designed to move air through a heatsink or case. It runs on a 24 V supply drawing 0.25 A and uses a three-wire connection for speed reporting. The black housing contains a ball bearing for consistent rotation.
This cooler fits builds that already provide a 24 V fan header or an external 24 V source, such as certain industrial chassis or server enclosures. It is not for standard desktop motherboards that supply only 12 V, nor for anyone needing PWM speed control or LED illumination.
The unit delivers the airflow of a single 12038 ball-bearing fan, which is adequate for modest thermal loads in a ventilated case. It runs out of headroom when cooling high-TDP processors or when static pressure must overcome dense fin stacks or restrictive filters.
| Model | FD241238MB |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Type | Fan only |
| Fan Size | 120mm |
| Bearing Type | Ball |
| LED | No |
The fan requires a 24 V header, so your motherboard or fan controller must supply 24 V on the 3-wire connector.
No, the FD241238MB is rated for 24 V at 0.25 A; connecting it to a 12 V header will not power it correctly.
With the 3-wire tachometer signal connected, check the RPM reading in BIOS or monitoring software — it should report a steady speed consistent with a 24 V 120 mm ball-bearing fan.
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