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Square black plastic frame 92mm wide 38mm deep with central rotor and cable

SXDOOL

SXDOOL PMD2409PMB3-A 24V 6.0W 92x92x38mm case fan

SKU CH-PP76-SY3AC

A 92 mm square case fan running on 24 V and drawing 6.0 W for server cooling

  • 24 V DC power suits industrial and server builds
  • 0 W draw keeps energy use low and heat output minimal
  • 92 mm square frame fits standard 92 mm mounting points
  • 38 mm thickness delivers strong airflow for dense chassis

24 V server case fan

The SXDOOL PMD2409PMB3-A is a 92 mm square frame fan with a 38 mm depth designed for 24 V DC operation. It draws 6.0 W and is built for server and workstation chassis that use this voltage rail.

Suited for 24 V cooling slots

This unit fits builders maintaining or assembling equipment that supplies a 24 V fan header and accommodates the 38 mm thickness. It is not for systems that provide only lower-voltage fan headers or cannot accept the 38 mm frame depth.

Highlights

  • 24 V DC power suits industrial and server builds
  • 0 W draw keeps energy use low and heat output minimal
  • 92 mm square frame fits standard 92 mm mounting points
  • 38 mm thickness delivers strong airflow for dense chassis

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What are the exact mounting hole dimensions for the 92x92x38mm frame?

The fan measures 92mm square with a 38mm thickness, matching the standard 92mm mounting pattern used in server chassis and industrial enclosures.

How do you connect the power leads to a 24V DC source without reversing polarity?

The two-wire DC input requires the positive lead on the red wire and negative on the black wire; reversing them will prevent the motor from starting.

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