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Black 120mm square case fan with dual ball bearing and four-pin connector

SXDOOL

SXDOOL THB1224B-PM00 24V 120mm case fan 174CFM 65dBA

SKU CH-ZPY4-MJ11R MPN THB1224B-PM00

24 V dual-ball-bearing case fan moves 174 CFM at 8,300 RPM with 65 dBA noise

  • TypeCase Fan
  • Power Connector4 Pin
  • High airflow of 174 CFM for demanding server cooling
  • Dual ball bearing rated for continuous 24 V operation
  • 4-pin PWM connector enables precise speed control
  • Compact 120 × 120 × 25 mm frame fits standard mounts

High-Airflow 24V Server Fan

The SXDOOL THB1224B-PM00 is a 120mm case fan designed for 24V DC server and industrial cooling systems. It draws a maximum current of 1.14A and uses a standard 4-pin power connector for straightforward integration into compatible chassis.

174 CFM with Dual Ball Bearing

Dual ball bearings support a rotation speed of 8300 RPM with a tolerance of plus or minus 10 percent. The fan delivers 174 CFM of airflow at a noise level of 65 dBA, suited for high-density rack enclosures where acoustic comfort is secondary to thermal throughput.

Highlights

  • High airflow of 174 CFM for demanding server cooling
  • Dual ball bearing rated for continuous 24 V operation
  • 4-pin PWM connector enables precise speed control
  • Compact 120 × 120 × 25 mm frame fits standard mounts

Specifications

TypeCase Fan
Power Connector4 Pin

Questions about this item

Will the 4 Pin connector on this fan work with a motherboard that only has 3 Pin headers?

Yes, the 4 Pin connector fits a 3 Pin header and the fan will run at full 8300 RPM; PWM speed control will not be available on the 3 Pin header.

How can I confirm the fan is running at the specified 8300 RPM after installation?

Check the RPM reading in BIOS or a monitoring utility; it should show approximately 8300 RPM with a tolerance of plus or minus 10 percent.

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