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Fans 9GV0412P3J08 DC12V 0.6A 4CM four wire case fan

SKU CH-N4BX-K5J6T

A 4 cm DC 12 V case fan with four-wire PWM control draws 0.6 A for targeted component cooling

  • Sanyo-built quality ensures reliable long-term operation
  • 12 V DC input suits standard ATX power supplies
  • Four-wire PWM interface allows precise speed control
  • 6 A draw keeps power consumption low
  • 412 model code identifies exact replacement part

Sanyo 9GV0412P3J08 12 V DC fan

The Sanyo 9GV0412P3J08 is a 12 V DC case fan with a four-wire PWM interface. It draws 0.6 A and carries the model code 9GV0412P3J08. The unit is supplied new from the original manufacturer.

Four-wire speed control for precise cooling

Builders who need PWM speed control on a 12 V rail will find this fan suitable. Systems that rely on three-wire voltage regulation or require a different current rating should look at other options.

0.6 A current draw on a 12 V rail

The fan operates at 12 V and draws 0.6 A, making the current rating the key figure for power-budget calculations. Verify that your header or controller can supply this current before fitting the fan.

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Price $26.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

How do I connect the four-wire plug on this 12 V fan?

Align the four-pin connector with the motherboard header so the keyed notch matches, then press straight down until it clicks; reversing the plug bends pins and stops PWM control.

What upkeep will this 4 cm fan need over time?

Dust builds on the blades and bearing; clean with compressed air every few months and listen for bearing noise that signals the sleeve bearing is wearing out.

At what point does the 0.6 A current limit affect continuous running?

The fan draws 0.6 A at 12 V, so the header or fan controller must supply at least that much steady current or the speed will throttle under load.

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