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Black 120mm square case fan, 38mm thick, non-LED, 4-pin connector

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SXDOOL pfc0382b1-q13c-aap 120mm 24V 4200RPM case fan

SKU CH-HGY8-AJ2NB MPN pfc0382b1-q13c-aap

A 120 mm case fan spinning at 4200 RPM with 190 CFM airflow and 0.76 inchH2O pressure on a 24 V 4-pin connector

  • TypeCase Fan
  • Power Connector4 Pin
  • ColorBlack
  • LEDNon-LED
  • High airflow of 190 CFM for effective cooling
  • 4200 RPM speed delivers strong air movement
  • 24 V operation with 17.96 W power draw
  • Ball bearing design ensures reliable long-term performance

24 V 120 mm high-speed case fan

This 120 mm case fan runs on a 24 V supply and spins at 4200 RPM to move 190 CFM of air. A 4-pin power connector provides PWM control for precise speed regulation. The black, non-LED frame suits industrial or server builds that need strong airflow without lighting.

Ball bearing and 38 mm thickness

The ball-bearing design supports continuous high-speed operation at 17.96 W while maintaining a static pressure of 0.76 inch H2O. No bundled software or accessories are included, so builders must supply their own mounting screws and fan controller if required.

Highlights

  • High airflow of 190 CFM for effective cooling
  • 4200 RPM speed delivers strong air movement
  • 24 V operation with 17.96 W power draw
  • Ball bearing design ensures reliable long-term performance

Specifications

TypeCase Fan
Power Connector4 Pin
ColorBlack
LEDNon-LED

Questions about this item

How often will the ball bearing in this 4200RPM fan need replacement?

The fan uses a ball bearing design rated for continuous operation at 4200RPM; typical service life spans several years under normal case temperatures.

What thermal limit appears first when this 17.96W fan runs continuously at 4200RPM?

Sustained 4200RPM operation at 17.96W makes bearing temperature the first limiting factor; adequate case airflow keeps it within design limits.

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