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Zyvpee 4E-115B 120mm 38mm 2 Ball 2 Pin AC 115V Case Fan
A 120mm × 38mm AC axial case fan with dual-ball bearings, 2-pin power, 2000–2200 RPM airflow of 79–82 CFM at 39–41 dB(A)
- TypeCase Fan
- CompatibilityCase
- Bearing Type2 Ball
- Power Connector2 Pin
- ColorBlack
- LEDNon-LED
- Dual ball bearing extends service life
- 115 V AC power connects directly to mains
- 2000 to 2200 RPM delivers 79 to 82 CFM airflow
- 39 to 41 dB(A) keeps noise low
- 120 mm by 38 mm fits standard case mounts
Zyvpee 4E-115B AC 115 V Case Fan
This 120 mm by 38 mm axial fan runs on 115 V AC mains power and uses a two-pin connector. It is built with a double ball bearing for long service life in continuous operation. The all-metal frame suits industrial enclosures, server cabinets, inverter housings and custom DIY projects.
Suited for mains-powered cooling in fixed
The fan connects directly to an AC supply, so it fits equipment that already provides 115 V mains inside the chassis. Builders who need PWM speed control, low-voltage DC operation or a standard three- or four-pin motherboard header should choose a different model.
2000 to 2200 rpm airflow and noise
At full speed the fan delivers 79 to 82 CFM while producing 39 to 41 dB(A). That single operating range determines whether the cooling capacity and acoustic level match the thermal load of the target enclosure.
Highlights
- Dual ball bearing extends service life
- 115 V AC power connects directly to mains
- 2000 to 2200 RPM delivers 79 to 82 CFM airflow
- 39 to 41 dB(A) keeps noise low
- 120 mm by 38 mm fits standard case mounts
Specifications
| Series | 4E-115B |
|---|---|
| Model | 4E-115B |
| Type | Case Fan |
| Compatibility | Case |
| Bearing Type | 2 Ball |
| Power Connector | 2 Pin |
| Color | Black |
| LED | Non-LED |
| Features | AC Axial Fan |
| Dimensions | 120mm*120mm*38mm |
Questions about this item
What comes in the box and what must I buy separately?
The fan ships as a single 120 mm × 38 mm unit with a 2-pin power lead; mounting screws, fan filters or a 2-pin-to-3-pin adapter are not included.
How do I choose between the listed speed and airflow ranges?
The model runs at 2000–2200 RPM delivering 79–82 CFM; pick the higher end for maximum cooling in servers or inverters, the lower end for quieter cabinet or instrument use.
What does the 39–41 dB(A) noise rating mean once the fan is installed in a real case?
At 2000–2200 RPM the fan produces 39–41 dB(A), which is audible but not loud in a typical chassis; expect a gentle whoosh rather than a distracting whine.
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