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Black 12038 DC 12V 1.4A Dell 390 case fan with square frame and center sticker

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Fans 12038 DC 12V 1.4A Dell 390 TA450DC B35502-35 case fan

SKU CH-S2W1-9CDAT

A Nidec 12038 DC 12V 1.4A replacement cooling fan for Dell 390 and TA450DC systems

  • High airflow for Dell 390 cooling with 12038 frame
  • Reliable 12 V DC operation at 1.4 A current draw
  • Nidec motor engineered for TA450DC chassis compatibility
  • Direct replacement matches B35502-35 part specification

Dell 390 case fan

This Nidec 12038 DC fan operates at 12 V and draws 1.4 A. It is built as a direct replacement for the Dell 390 chassis using part numbers TA450DC and B35502-35.

Suits Dell 390 owners

It fits the Dell 390 system and matches the listed part numbers. Builders working on other platforms or needing different voltage or connector specifications should look elsewhere.

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Price $15.99
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Questions about this item

How does the 1.4 A current draw affect cooling performance in a Dell 390?

The 1.4 A rating shows the fan can move substantial air volume when powered from the 12 V header, giving strong airflow for the Dell 390 chassis.

What does the 12 V DC interface limit in a Dell TA450DC system?

The 12 V DC connection caps the fan at its rated 1.4 A, so speed is fixed by the motherboard header voltage rather than PWM control.

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