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Ten black square 120mm PWM fans with silver center hubs

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Fans AFC1212DE 12038 120mm 12V 1.6A PWM ball case fan 10pcs

SKU CH-H6HD-ATFDD

Pack of ten 120 mm PWM ball-bearing fans rated 12 V and 1.6 A for server or case cooling

  • High airflow for server cooling with 1.6 A PWM control
  • Ball-bearing design ensures long-life operation at 12 V DC
  • 120 mm frame fits standard 12038 mount points
  • Ten fans per pack simplifies bulk deployment

120 mm PWM server fan pack

This pack contains ten 120 mm case fans built for 12 V DC systems. Each unit draws 1.6 A and uses a PWM signal for speed control. The ball-bearing design targets continuous duty in servers and network equipment.

Replaces worn 12038 delta fans

The AFC1212DE models swap directly into 12038 mounts that need 12 V 1.6 A PWM operation. The upgrade is worth it when the original fans have failed or run loud under thermostat control. Builders who need a different voltage or connector type should look elsewhere.

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Questions about this item

Will the 120 mm frame and 38 mm thickness fit my standard 120 mm fan mounts?

Yes, the 120 mm square frame and 38 mm depth match the common 12038 mounting pattern used in server and PC cases.

How do I connect the PWM lead so the motherboard actually controls the speed?

Plug the 4-pin PWM connector into a 4-pin CPU or chassis fan header; the fourth wire carries the control signal that the board varies.

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