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SXDOOL 120mm square AC case fan, black frame, 38mm deep, ball bearing, two-pin plug

SXDOOL

SXDOOL gtw012fu804-u00 case fan 120x120x38mm 4200RPM 145CFM

SKU CH-WG1C-CNN49 MPN gtw012fu804-u00

An IP54-rated 120 mm AC case fan moves 145 CFM at 4,200 RPM with ball-bearing durability

  • TypeCase Fan
  • Bearing TypeBall
  • Power Connector2 Pin
  • IP54 rating protects against dust and water ingress
  • 4200 RPM delivers 145 CFM high airflow cooling
  • Ball bearing structure ensures long operational life
  • AC 100-230V direct power eliminates separate PSU need

120 mm AC fan 4200 RPM 145 CFM

This 120 mm case fan runs on AC 100-230 V and draws 11 W at 4200 RPM. Ball bearings and an IP54 rating suit continuous industrial or server cooling. The unit measures 120 x 120 x 38 mm and weighs 360 g.

High airflow industrial cooling

Builders needing PWM speed control or a standard 4-pin connector cannot use this two-pin AC model. Quiet PC enthusiasts should note the 54.9 dB-A noise level at full speed.

Highlights

  • IP54 rating protects against dust and water ingress
  • 4200 RPM delivers 145 CFM high airflow cooling
  • Ball bearing structure ensures long operational life
  • AC 100-230V direct power eliminates separate PSU need

Specifications

TypeCase Fan
Bearing TypeBall
Power Connector2 Pin

Questions about this item

What are the mounting dimensions and depth of this 120 mm AC fan?

The frame measures 120 mm by 120 mm with a 38 mm thickness, so it fits standard 120 mm fan mounts that accept a 38 mm deep unit.

How do I connect the two-pin power lead to a mains supply, and what common mistake should I avoid?

Wire the two pins directly to a 100–230 V AC line at 50/60 Hz; the error is trying to plug it into a motherboard header or DC source, which will not power the fan.

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