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Square 92mm black case fan with four-wire connector

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Fans 92x92x25mm 4-Wire Case Fan 12V 0.6A

SKU CH-B9PF-2C66C

92 mm square case fan with 25 mm depth, four-wire PWM control and 12 V 0.6 A rating

  • 92 mm square frame fits standard 92 mm mounting points
  • 25 mm thickness matches common case fan bays
  • Four-wire PWM connector enables automatic speed control
  • 12 V 0.6 A rating delivers reliable airflow for cooling

92mm 4-Wire Case Fan

This 92mm case fan uses a 4-wire PWM connection for automatic speed control. It runs on 12V power and draws 0.6A current. The unit fits standard 92x92x25mm mounting points in compatible chassis.

0.6A Current Draw and Headroom

The 0.6A rating provides enough airflow for typical CPU or case cooling at moderate loads. It runs out of headroom in high-static-pressure scenarios such as dense radiator stacks or heavily restricted mesh panels.

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Price $13.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Will the 12V 0.6A 4-wire fan run safely on my older motherboard's 3-pin header?

Yes, the 4-wire PWM connector is backward compatible with 3-pin headers; the fan will run at full 12V speed without speed control.

How can I confirm the 92mm fan is spinning at the correct speed after installation?

Check the RPM reading in your BIOS hardware monitor or fan-control software; it should report a stable value that changes when you adjust the PWM duty cycle.

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