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Fans DS04010B12U 4010 double ball-bearing 12V .14A case fan

SKU CH-F2VS-RHDWD

A 40 mm double ball-bearing case fan running at 12 V and 0.14 A for compact CPU cooling

  • Double ball-bearing design extends operational lifespan
  • 12 V power input fits standard PC headers
  • Low 0.14 A draw reduces system load
  • 4010 form factor suits compact chassis builds

Compact 4010 case fan

This 12 V double ball-bearing fan uses the 4010 form factor and draws .14 A. It fits tight spaces in small chassis or replacement CPU coolers where a 4 cm frame is required. The bearing choice supports continuous operation in always-on systems.

Suited for 4 cm mounts only

Buyers who need PWM speed control, a larger frame or higher airflow should look elsewhere because this model has a fixed two-wire design and a 4010 footprint. It also does not suit builds that require specialised vibration damping or coloured lighting.

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Price $11.99
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Questions about this item

What voltage header does the DS04010B12U need on my motherboard?

The fan runs on a 12 V supply, so connect it to a standard 12 V fan header.

Will the .14 A draw work with my older 3-pin fan controller?

Yes, at 0.14 A the current is low enough for most legacy 3-pin headers.

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