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Black square 7 cm case fan with three wire leads

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Fans ADDA 7530 AD7512UB DC12V 0.52A 7CM three line turbo fan

SKU CH-0K0G-AMMDA

A 7 cm turbo fan with three-wire speed control runs on 12 V and draws 0.52 A

  • 12 V DC operation for standard motherboard headers
  • 52 A draw keeps power load low
  • 7530 model designation for exact replacement matching
  • AD7512UB part code confirms correct turbo variant

ADDA 7530 7 cm turbo case fan

This ADDA 7530 model is a 7 cm case fan that runs on 12 V DC and draws 0.52 A. The three-wire connection provides a tachometer signal so the system can monitor rotational speed. It is built for standard chassis ventilation in desktop computers.

Suited for builds that need a compact 12 V fan

Not intended for setups that require PWM speed control or a four-pin connector. Buyers needing larger frame dimensions or higher airflow ratings should consider other options.

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Price $11.99
Cheaper than about 85% of the 8,339 comparable items (median $19.99).

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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Will the 7530 AD7512UB fan run from the same 12 V header I use for older case fans?

Yes, it is rated for DC12V so it will draw power from any standard 12 V motherboard or controller header you already have.

How can I confirm the 7512UB is spinning at full speed after I install it?

Check the fan RPM in BIOS or monitoring software; a steady reading that matches the turbo specification shows the three-line sensor is reporting correctly.

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