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Black 120 mm square frame 38 mm thick dual ball bearing fan

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Fans AFB1212ME-FOO 120mm 38mm dual ball bearing case fan

SKU CH-233K-DR350

A 120 mm square, 38 mm deep chassis fan with dual ball bearings drawing .4 A for quiet cooling

  • Dual ball bearing extends operational lifespan
  • 120 mm by 38 mm frame fits standard mounting points
  • 4 A current draw limits power consumption
  • Delta original design ensures consistent cooling performance

Delta AFB1212ME-FOO 120 mm chassis fan

The Delta AFB1212ME-FOO is a 120 mm by 38 mm case fan built with dual ball bearings for extended service life. It draws .4 A and is designed for chassis cooling in workstations and servers where continuous airflow is required.

Thickness and bearing constraints

The 38 mm frame depth limits installation to cases and enclosures that accept thick fans. Dual ball bearings increase durability but produce more audible noise than fluid-dynamic alternatives at identical speeds. Builders needing slimmer profiles or quieter operation should consider other models.

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Price $15.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Is the AFB1212ME-FOO a single fan or a multi-pack?

The listing shows one 120 mm by 38 mm dual ball bearing fan rated at .4 A, so it is a single unit.

What does the .4 A current draw mean for my motherboard header?

At .4 A the fan draws well under a typical 1 A 12 V header limit, leaving headroom for PWM control and daisy-chaining if the board allows.

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