Fans 3412NGH 9225 12V 2.5W 92mm case fan
A 92 mm axial case fan running at 3000 rpm with 12 V, 2.5 W power and airflow up to 810 m³/h
- 92 mm frame fits standard case mounts
- 12 V DC input matches common PSU rails
- 3000 rpm maximum speed delivers 810 m³/h peak airflow
- 600 m³/h lower speed option reduces noise when full cooling is not needed
- 5 W motor draws only 0.208 A for efficient operation
Compact 92 mm axial fan for tight builds
This 92 mm axial fan fits standard 92 mm mounting points in small-form-factor cases and rack enclosures. It runs on 12 V DC and draws 0.208 A for a 2.5 W motor. The 25 mm frame depth keeps clearance tight for dense component layouts.
Replaces noisy or failed 92 mm stock fans
Swap this in when an existing 92 mm cooler rattles, slows down or fails entirely. The 3 000 rpm top speed delivers 810 m³/h airflow, while a lower 600 m³/h mode reduces noise for quieter operation. The jump is worth it when the original fan cannot sustain target temperatures.
Mounts in any 92 mm grid with 12 V header
Four corner holes align with common 92 mm fan grilles and radiator brackets. A standard 12 V power connection drives the motor directly without PWM control. The thin 25 mm profile leaves room for cable routing or adjacent heatsinks in compact industrial or medical chassis.
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- Price $23.99
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
What are the mounting-hole dimensions for the 92 mm frame?
The fan body measures 92 mm by 92 mm with a 25 mm thickness, matching the standard 92 mm square mounting pattern.
Which power connector does the 12 V 2.5 W unit use?
It runs on 12 V DC drawing 0.208 A through a standard two-wire lead; connect red to +12 V and black to ground.
How often should the 3000 rpm bearing be checked?
The sleeve bearing is rated for continuous operation; inspect for noise or vibration once a year and replace the fan if airflow drops below 600 m³/h.
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