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Small square 12V 0.18A case fan 3010

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Fans 3010 12V 0.18A case fan

SKU CH-75A0-EP7K0

30 mm case fan running at 12 V and 0.18 A for compact cooling

  • Compact 3010 frame fits tight chassis spaces
  • 12 V supply simplifies motherboard or controller wiring
  • Low 0.18 A draw reduces power-budget pressure
  • New condition ensures full rated performance from day one

Compact 3010 cooling fan for tight builds

This 30 mm square fan runs on 12 V and draws 0.18 A. It fits small-form-factor cases, industrial enclosures or replacement spots where larger fans cannot mount. The slim profile suits space-constrained airflow paths.

Replaces worn or missing 30 mm fans in legacy gear

The jump is worth it when an existing 3010 unit fails or runs noisy and a direct 12 V replacement is needed. Builders who need larger diameters, higher static pressure or PWM control should look elsewhere.

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Price $16.99
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Questions about this item

What are the mounting hole dimensions for the 3010 fan?

The 3010 fan uses a standard 30 mm frame, so mounting holes are spaced at 30 mm centre-to-centre.

How do I connect the 12 V 0.18 A fan to my motherboard and what is the common mistake?

Plug the two-pin lead into a 12 V fan header; the step often missed is checking BIOS to ensure the header runs at full voltage rather than a low-speed curve.

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