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Vszerda XY-12038B2H 120×120×38 mm case fan 110-240 V 0.06 A 4800 RPM
A 120×120×38 mm EC cabinet fan runs at 4800 RPM on 110-240 V power for high-volume case cooling
- High airflow at 4800 RPM for effective cabinet cooling
- Wide 110-240 V input suits global mains power
- Low 0.06 A draw keeps energy use minimal
- Quiet 40 dB operation suits noise-sensitive environments
- Standard 120×120×38 mm size fits common case mounts
120×120×38 mm EC case fan
The Vszerda XY-12038B2H is a 120 mm square frame fan with a 38 mm thickness designed for cabinet and case cooling. It runs on 110-240 V mains power at 50/60 Hz, drawing 0.06 A and spinning at 4800 RPM. The unit suits technicians replacing damaged cooling fans in industrial enclosures or PC chassis.
40 dB air-cooling performance
The fan delivers high air volume through a 2 W EC motor rated at 40 dB noise level. No separate power supply or PWM header is required because the fan connects directly to mains voltage. The design targets straightforward replacement of existing cabinet fans without additional wiring or controller hardware.
Mains voltage and mounting check
Verify that the installation location provides 110-240 V AC power and a 120 mm square cut-out with 38 mm depth clearance. The fan has no low-voltage connector, so it cannot plug into a standard motherboard header. Ensure the application tolerates a fixed 4800 RPM speed and 40 dB acoustic output before ordering.
Highlights
- High airflow at 4800 RPM for effective cabinet cooling
- Wide 110-240 V input suits global mains power
- Low 0.06 A draw keeps energy use minimal
- Quiet 40 dB operation suits noise-sensitive environments
- Standard 120×120×38 mm size fits common case mounts
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How often should the sleeve bearing in this 4800 RPM fan be replaced?
The EC motor design eliminates traditional sleeve bearings, so no bearing replacement is needed during the fan's service life.
What limits continuous operation at 4800 RPM with 0.06 A draw?
The 2 W power rating and 40 dB noise level are the primary constraints during sustained high-speed airflow.
How much heat does the 110-240 V motor add to a cabinet running all day?
At 2 W input power, the motor contributes minimal heat while maintaining 4800 RPM airflow inside the enclosure.
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