240mm Case Fans?

[Synomenon]

Anyone know where I can get 240mm case fans? I just got an In-Win Dragon Slayer case and the side panel has mounting holes for four 120mm fans or one 240mm fan. I'd rather have the single 240mm fan.

 

[BoomerD]

240 mm? Nope.
200, 220, and 250...yes.

http://www.xoxide.com/250mm-case-fans.html

Nothing I've been able to find mentions being able to fit a 240 mm fan in that side panel...only 4 x 120 fans. I perused their website as well as read several reviews.

 

[Synomenon]

You're right. I assumed a 240mm would fit, but looking at the spacing of the 120mm fans, it's larger than 240mm and smaller than 250mm. There's small gaps between each 120mm mount. I'll just go with four quiet 120mm fans.

 

[aigomorla]

lol yeah there is no native 240 size.

We assume at that point like the CM Stacker series, you will put 4 fans in it to make 240mm.

 

[lianqzzx]

You're right. I assumed a 240mm would fit, but looking at the spacing of the 120mm fans, it's larger than 240mm and smaller than 250mm. There's small gaps between each 120mm mount. I'll just go with four quiet 120mm fans.

REMEMBER! at fans over 140mm the screws usaly is not as wide as the fan size itself. i have some 230mm fans and the screw holes are about 155mm in between. and the 240/250mm fans (idk what ones exist, but i have holes for it on my case) has screw holes witch are fitted with a 230mm gab between each screw.. As said, fans bigger then 140/180 usaly have round edges to fit in front and top's to fit in cases!

 

[truckerCLOCK]

I remember some old Motorola VHF radio equipment that used 240mm fans but never seen them anyplace else. Think your SOL

 

[lsv]

OP can you measure the case and see if the holes will fit an even larger fan?

 

[Doougin]

with those mounting holes itd only take the 4 120mm fans. those large fan structure are circular in shape but those holes would require a square shaped structure.

 

[lsv]

with those mounting holes itd only take the 4 120mm fans. those large fan structure are circular in shape but those holes would require a square shaped structure.

Yea but I mean something like a 30cm fan might mount into the holes available. Go big or go home right?

 

[truckerCLOCK]

For a 12 Vdc fan that big try an automotive radiator fan like this...

here are the specs


Product Features
Universal for all vehicles (Measure your radiator before purchasing)
Package includes: 12" Blue radiator fan w/ 4 clip on brackets
Efficiently cool down your radiator
Light weight & slim design allows more clearance for other aftermarket engine components
CFM: 1550, ~2200 RPM, 12 Volt, 8 Amp, 2.5" Thick, 12" Dia.

 

[Synomenon]

Thanks everyone, but I hope you realized that I asked this over a year ago...

 

[truckerCLOCK]

LOL ..WOW I never even looked at the date. Who brought this thread back to life ?? lol

 

[T_Yamamoto]

trucker, you did. xD

 

[natto fire]

trucker, you did. xD

Actually, the initial necro was the post above his, by lianqzzx. I just want to say wow to an 8A fan, 1550CFM, that has got to be ear piercing, I wonder if it undervolts,

 

[lsv]

Actually, the initial necro was the post above his, by lianqzzx. I just want to say wow to an 8A fan, 1550CFM, that has got to be ear piercing, I wonder if it undervolts,

It'll undervolt as it's AC. It may not start at 25V though. Could be a cool project

 

[truckerCLOCK]

If I had a case big enough for one of those I would give it a try. Would be kinda cool if it worked...if not I'd only be out $20.

 

[lianqzzx]

Hehe, im sorry about that
i got into this forum by searching google for 240mm and 250mm fans, so i found out i might as well register and see if any other posts might help me with other stuff and maybe i could help someone too since i was so new i didnt notice the dates! xD

 

[natto fire]

Hehe, im sorry about that
i got into this forum by searching google for 240mm and 250mm fans, so i found out i might as well register and see if any other posts might help me with other stuff and maybe i could help someone too since i was so new i didnt notice the dates! xD

Don't feel bad, if you would have started a new thread, someone would have posted a link to this thread and screamed "REPOST!"

Nobody really cares, they just like to complain one way or another.

It'll undervolt as it's AC. It may not start at 25V though. Could be a cool project

???

It says it is a DC 12v fan, which makes sense because that is all you are going to get from a car. The only alternating current made on a car is sent through a rectifying bridge and turned into DC. It should probably be noted that AC motors are a lot more picky about undervolting than DC ones.