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Square black 92mm frame 25mm thick four-wire PWM fan

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Fans AFB0912SH-A 9225 92x92x25mm 12V 1.00A dual ball bearing 4-wire PWM case fan

SKU CH-1WT7-9KN6M

A 92 mm square, 25 mm thick PWM case fan with dual ball bearings running on 12 V at 1.00 A

  • Dual ball bearing extends operational lifespan
  • 12 V 1.00 A delivers strong airflow
  • 4-wire PWM enables precise speed control
  • 92 x 92 x 25 mm fits standard mounts

92 mm PWM axial fan

This 92x92x25 mm fan runs on 12 V and draws 1.00 A. A 4-wire PWM connection allows speed control from the motherboard or fan controller. Dual ball bearings support continuous operation in server or workstation chassis.

Suited for 92 mm mounts needing PWM control

Builders with smaller or larger frame requirements cannot use this size. Systems without a 4-pin PWM header lose automatic speed regulation. Users seeking lower noise at idle may prefer a fan with a lower minimum RPM.

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Price $14.99
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Questions about this item

Will the 92 mm frame and 12 V PWM connector fit the mounting holes and header on my older motherboard?

The fan uses a standard 92 mm square frame with 25 mm thickness and a 4-wire PWM connector that plugs into any 12 V motherboard header.

How can I confirm the dual ball bearing fan is running at the correct speed after installation?

Check the RPM reading in BIOS or fan-control software; the 4-wire PWM signal reports real-time speed so you can verify it matches the curve you set.

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