Product Overview
18 AWG 4-Foot AC Tubeaxial Cooling Fan Power Cable Assembly
Condition
Unused new old stock (NOS). Molded two-pin socket shows embossed numeral 6 on the connector face with clean brass internal contacts and cut stranded wire ends. Sold individually.
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Product Overview
Unbranded 48-inch AC cooling fan power cord assembly held under part number MF48-CORD. Built with 18 AWG two-conductor zip cord terminating in a standard molded two-pin female straight socket on one end and cut wire leads on the other. Designed to connect standard AC tubeaxial cooling fans directly into chassis power distribution, control cabinets, or custom enclosures.
Key Features
- 4-foot (48-inch) overall cable length
- 18 AWG stranded two-conductor copper wiring
- Molded 2-pin female AC axial fan socket with straight-in cable entry
- Cut and separated wire leads ready for terminal termination or direct hardwiring
- Black flexible two-conductor jacket insulation
Applications
- Wiring replacement exhaust fans into industrial equipment racks and server enclosures
- Hardwiring AC cooling fans into CNC control cabinets and power supply housings
- Building DIY equipment enclosure ventilation and maker electronics cooling setups
Frequently Asked Questions
What style of fan terminal does this plug fit?
This cord fits standard AC tubeaxial and muffin-style fans equipped with two molded terminal pins spaced to accept common straight-entry two-hole fan sockets.
Are termination terminals or a wall plug attached to the wire ends?
The cable terminates in blunt cut wire leads. Connectors, terminals, and wall plugs are not included.
How can I confirm this socket matches my fan's terminal layout?
Standard two-terminal AC axial fans feature two parallel flat or round pins recessed into the fan housing. This molded plug slides directly onto those terminal pins with a friction fit.
Every fan needs juice, and having the right molded socket beats trying to solder directly to recessed terminal pins every time. A solid 4-foot lead that hooks up clean and gets your enclosure airflow moving again.
