

Sanyo Denki configures 9G1224M401 for servers, UPS systems, and telecom equipment as a 24 VDC DC axial fan with 120 × 120 × 25 mm dimensions. Its 1950 rpm rating defines a lower-speed operating point. Use the documented pressure capability when planning replacement evaluation. Validate mounting and wiring from the model drawing.
| Rated Voltage(V) | 24 |
|---|---|
| Size(mm) | 120*120*25 |
| Max.Air Flow(m³/h) | 100 |
| Max.Pressure(Pa) | 31 |
| Input Power(W) | 1.92 |
| Speed(rpm) | 1950 |
| Noise(db) | 29 |
For servers, storage systems and ICT equipment, the SANYO DENKI 9G1224M401 provides DC axial fan cooling in an integration-ready format. It establishes an active air path through restricted equipment spaces.
A listed maximum airflow of 100 m3/h and maximum pressure of 31 Pa give engineers a clear basis for matching the fan to enclosure resistance. Procurement teams should match the entire part number to the approved specification. Thermal testing in a representative chassis confirms cooling margin before volume release.
Preserve outlet space to limit recirculation. It supports stable operation across the intended load cycle. Confirm the final fan curve in the assembled equipment. Preserve clear inlet and outlet space during installation.
9G1224M401 is suitable for server chassis and computing nodes. Directed airflow carries component heat toward the equipment exhaust and helps maintain a controlled internal temperature. This helps maintain dependable equipment operation. Selection should follow the approved full model code.
The San Ace 9G1224M401 supports thermal management in storage arrays and data appliances. Directed airflow carries component heat toward the equipment exhaust and helps maintain a controlled internal temperature. This helps maintain dependable equipment operation.
For network and other ICT hardware, 9G1224M401 provides a dedicated forced-air cooling path. Directed airflow carries component heat toward the equipment exhaust and helps maintain a controlled internal temperature. This helps maintain dependable equipment operation.
Check its 120 × 120 × 25 mm size, 100 m³/h airflow, 31 Pa pressure, mounting points, airflow direction, and system resistance.
Evaluate the exact bearing, life, temperature, alarm, and protection data. Correct sizing and clean airflow are also required for reliable operation.
Review ambient temperature, airflow restriction, contamination exposure, noise limit, mounting orientation, and maintenance access.
PWM or sensor functions depend on the exact suffix. Confirm the control lead and interface in the applicable Sanyo Denki datasheet.
Its 24 VDC rating and documented its 1950 rpm rating defines a lower-speed operating point. provide model-specific selection data without relying on unlisted claims.

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