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Black metal 120mm square frame fan 38mm thick AC power connector

SXDOOL

SXDOOL 4E-115B 12038 120x120x38mm AC115V 24/22W 2650/3000RPM case fan

SKU CH-S6DW-MDXCD

A 120 mm metal case fan running on 115 V AC, delivering 70 to 78 CFM at 2650 or 3000 RPM with 41 to 45 dB noise

  • Power Connector2 Pin
  • ColorBlack
  • LEDNon-LED
  • Delivers 70/78 CFM airflow for effective cooling
  • Runs at 2650/3000 RPM for strong air movement
  • All-metal frame ensures durable long-term operation
  • 2-pin AC 115V connector for simple installation

SXDOOL 4E-115B AC115V metal case fan

The SXDOOL 4E-115B is a 120mm by 120mm by 38mm all-metal cooling fan designed for equipment that runs on 115V AC mains power. It connects via a 2-pin connector and operates without LED lighting. The unit weighs 600g and suits industrial enclosures or server chassis requiring direct AC drive.

Airflow and noise limits at two fixed speeds

The fan runs at either 2650 RPM or 3000 RPM, delivering 70 CFM or 78 CFM respectively. Acoustic output reaches 41 dB-A at the lower speed and 45 dB-A at the higher speed. Power draw is 22 W or 24 W depending on the speed setting. No speed control or PWM regulation is provided, so airflow and noise remain constant at the chosen rate.

Highlights

  • Delivers 70/78 CFM airflow for effective cooling
  • Runs at 2650/3000 RPM for strong air movement
  • All-metal frame ensures durable long-term operation
  • 2-pin AC 115V connector for simple installation

Specifications

Power Connector2 Pin
ColorBlack
LEDNon-LED

Questions about this item

Should I pick the 24 W or 22 W setting for my build?

The fan draws 24 W at 50 Hz and 22 W at 60 Hz; choose the figure that matches your mains frequency.

What does 3000 RPM actually deliver inside a case?

At 60 Hz the fan spins at 3000 RPM and moves 78 CFM with a noise level of 45 dB-A.

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