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Vszerda 4606N 120x120x38mm 115V AC 2950 RPM case fan

SKU CH-CGR4-RCNCD MPN 4606N

115 V AC axial fan replaces damaged cooling units in 120 mm square frames at 2950 RPM

  • Direct ebmpapst 4606N replacement restores original cooling
  • 115 V AC supply matches industrial power systems
  • 2950 RPM airflow clears heat from dense chassis
  • 52 dB noise keeps rack environments manageable
  • 2-pin connector enables quick drop-in installation

115 V AC 120 mm axial fan

This 115 V AC axial fan measures 120 x 120 x 38 mm and spins at 2950 RPM. It draws 0.235 A at 50 or 60 Hz and is rated at 20 watts. The two-pin connector allows straightforward installation in compatible equipment.

Industrial and server cooling replacements

The fan suits maintenance on industrial enclosures, server chassis or legacy hardware that specify a 115 V AC 120 mm frame with a two-pin lead. It is not for builders who need a low-voltage PWM fan for a modern desktop motherboard.

115 V AC input voltage

The unit requires a 115 V AC supply; it cannot be powered from a standard 12 V DC fan header. Verify that the target system provides mains-voltage AC before fitting this replacement.

Highlights

  • Direct ebmpapst 4606N replacement restores original cooling
  • 115 V AC supply matches industrial power systems
  • 2950 RPM airflow clears heat from dense chassis
  • 52 dB noise keeps rack environments manageable
  • 2-pin connector enables quick drop-in installation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How loud is the 52 dB noise level when the fan runs continuously at 2950 RPM?

At 52 dB the fan produces a noticeable but moderate airflow sound; in a typical case it sits between a quiet library and normal conversation, so it is audible but not intrusive during all-day operation.

What power connection does the 2-pin 115 V AC plug require from my existing setup?

The fan needs a standard 115 V AC mains supply — 50 or 60 Hz — and a two-pin socket or terminal block; it does not run from a motherboard header or low-voltage PSU lead.

Will the 120 x 120 x 38 mm frame and 2950 RPM airflow match the cooling demand of an older ebmpapst 4606N unit I am replacing?

Yes — the dimensions, 115 V AC rating, 0.235 A draw, 2950 RPM speed and 52 dB noise are the same as the original ebmpapst 4606N, so it fits the same cut-out and delivers equivalent airflow.

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