OEM Industries
OEM Industries FBK-09A24H 92mm 24V 0.13A 2-pin fan
A 92 mm ball-bearing case fan running on 24 V at 0.13 A with a 2-pin connector
- ColorBlack
- TypeFan only
- Fan Size92mm
- Bearing TypeBall
- Power Connector2 Pin
- LEDNo
- 92 mm frame fits tight server chassis
- 24 V 0.13 A draw keeps power budgets low
- Ball bearing extends operating life
- Two-pin connector simplifies wiring
- Black 9225 square design matches rack aesthetics
92 mm 24 V server fan
The OEM Industries FBK-09A24H is a 92 mm square fan built for 24 V power rails. It uses a two-pin connector and a ball bearing for continuous operation in rack or chassis cooling slots. The frame measures 92 by 25 mm and draws 0.13 A at rated voltage.
Suited for 24 V infrastructure.
This unit fits server and industrial enclosures that supply 24 V DC directly to the fan header. Builders using typical desktop motherboards will find the voltage and two-pin layout incompatible with standard three- or four-pin CPU or chassis connectors.
24 V 0.13 A two-pin power specification
The decisive figure is the 24 V 0.13 A rating on a two-pin connector. Match this exactly to your system's fan header voltage and pinout before ordering; a mismatch will prevent the fan from spinning or damage the controller.
Points forts
- 92 mm frame fits tight server chassis
- 24 V 0.13 A draw keeps power budgets low
- Ball bearing extends operating life
- Two-pin connector simplifies wiring
- Black 9225 square design matches rack aesthetics
Caractéristiques
| Model | FBK-09A24H |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Type | Fan only |
| Fan Size | 92mm |
| Bearing Type | Ball |
| Power Connector | 2 Pin |
| LED | No |
Questions sur cet article
Will the 92mm square frame with 25mm thickness fit my 92mm fan mounting holes?
The fan measures 92mm square and 25mm thick, matching the standard 92mm mounting pattern used on many server and inverter chassis.
How do I connect the 2-pin 24V 0.13A power lead correctly?
Plug the two-wire 2-pin connector into a 24V DC header observing polarity; the fan draws 0.13A so the header must supply at least that current.
When should I expect to replace the ball-bearing fan?
Ball bearings typically last tens of thousands of hours; replace the fan if noise increases or airflow drops noticeably.
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