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Square black AC axial fan with wire leads, 12038 model, 220V .14A

Ruth's sister

Ruth's sister jd12038ac 220V .14A internal power cable

SKU CH-BH0T-6TJ47

An AC axial fan with oil-bearing motor running at 220 V and 0.14 A for internal cooling

  • AC cooling fan runs on 220V mains power
  • Low .14A draw keeps energy use minimal
  • Oil bearing reduces friction for quieter operation
  • Axial flow design moves air efficiently along the axis

Product Identity

The Ruth's sister jd12038ac is an AC axial cooling fan with an oil bearing, rated for 220 V and 0.14 A operation. It serves builders who need a direct-mains internal fan for chassis or equipment airflow. ||

Integration Notes

The fan connects straight to 220 V AC mains wiring inside a build, so no separate DC supply or motherboard header is required. It frees up low-voltage headers and DC cabling, but it is not suited for builders who need PWM speed control or standard 12 V DC fan connectors.

Highlights

  • AC cooling fan runs on 220V mains power
  • Low .14A draw keeps energy use minimal
  • Oil bearing reduces friction for quieter operation
  • Axial flow design moves air efficiently along the axis

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What is the current draw of the jd12038ac fan under continuous 220 V operation?

The fan draws .14 A at 220 V, so sustained use stays at that rated current.

How much audible noise does the oil-bearing axial fan produce during all-day running?

The oil-bearing axial design runs quietly at its rated .14 A load, keeping noise low for continuous cooling.

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