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Black square 70mm case fan with central hub and curved blades, 15mm thick

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Fans BASA0715B2U M92p 70mm case fan 12V 0.70A 70x70x15mm

SKU CH-7CE4-MAD00

A 70 mm case fan running at 12 V with 0.70 A draw and 15 mm thickness

  • 70 mm frame fits tight 7015 chassis
  • 12 V DC supply powers 0.70 A motor
  • 15 mm slim profile clears low-profile builds
  • M92p turbo design moves air through dense layouts

Compact 70 mm 12 V case fan

The BASA0715B2U is a 70 mm square frame fan designed for 12 V DC systems. It draws 0.70 A and fits the 7015 form factor at 70x70x15 mm. Suitable for tight chassis spots or targeted component airflow.

Limited by 70 mm frame and fixed voltage

The 70 mm footprint restricts maximum airflow compared with larger fans. Fixed 12 V operation means speed cannot be modulated without external control. The 15 mm thickness may not clear ultra-slim enclosures. Buyers needing variable speed or higher static pressure should look elsewhere.

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Price $9.99
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Questions about this item

Should I pick the 70 mm or 92 mm version for my build?

The listed model is a 70 mm square fan with a 15 mm thickness; no 92 mm variant appears in the data.

What does the 0.70 A current draw mean for my 12 V fan header?

At 12 V the fan pulls 0.70 A, so it needs a header rated for at least that much current to run at full speed.

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